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Report Launch: The United States Cannot Take Semiconductor Design Leadership for Granted

February 28, 2025 • 10:00 – 11:30 am EST

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Renewing American Innovation

In-person attendance for this event is by invitation only. You may register to attend remotely, as the event will be available to stream from this webpage.

Please join CSIS Renewing American Innovation on Friday, February 28 at 10:00 AM for the launch of our new report and a discussion with stakeholders on sustaining U.S. leadership in semiconductor design. The event will bring together experts and policymakers to chart a path forward for sustained U.S. leadership.

This hybrid event will be moderated by Sujai Shivakumar, director and senior fellow of Renewing American Innovation at CSIS, and Charles Wessner, senior adviser with Renewing American Innovation at CSIS.

This event is made possible through general support to CSIS.

Program Agenda

Welcome Remarks

10:00 am

Navin Girishankar, President, Economic Security and Technology Department, CSIS

Introduction to the Report

10:05 am

Sujai Shivakumar, Senior Fellow and Director, CSIS Renewing American Innovation

Panel: Industry and Natcast Perspectives

10:20 am

Moderator: Charles Wessner, Senior Advisor, CSIS Renewing American Innovation

 

Eric Breckenfeld, Director of Technology Policy, NVIDIA

 

Falan Yinug, Director of Government Affairs, Qualcomm

 

Grant Gardner, Director of US Government Relations and Regulatory Affairs, AMD

 

Maryam Cope, Vice President of Governmental Affairs, Natcast

Adjourn

11:30 am

Tags

North America, China, Asian Economics, Economic Security, Technology and Innovation, and American Innovation

Hosted By

Contact Information

Charles Wessner

Charles Wessner

Senior Adviser (Non-resident), Renewing American Innovation

Eric Breckenfeld

Director of Technology Policy, NVIDIA

Falan Yinug

Director of Government Affairs, Qualcomm

Grant Gardner

Director of US Government Relations and Regulatory Affairs, AMD
Maryam Cope

Maryam Cope

Vice President of Governmental Affairs, Natcast

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