Semiconductor conference to debut in Sydney
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Pitt Street Research, in association with law firm Baker McKenzie, will host the inaugural Australian Semiconductor Conference in Sydney this week.
The conference will kick off at 8.45am on the 16th of May at Baker McKenzie’s office at Barangaroo Tower One. Professor Michelle Simmons, a leading quantum computer specialist from the UNSW and the 2018 Australian of the Year, will perform the keynote address.
Pitt Street Research is a leading ASX analyst that produces a variety of research reports on listed companies.
The conference is designed to familiarise willing investors with the semiconductor sector, which is largely unknown in broader circles.
The conference will feature several high profile ASX companies within the semiconductor space including – Sensera and 4DS Memory.
Sensera (ASX:SE1) is a leading developer of Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS), which are miniature mechanical and electro-mechanical components.
These components are used to record real-world information such as acceleration, temperature, engine performance, flow of fluids plus more.
SE1 employs the use of semiconductor tech during the manufacturing process of its components, which can be integrated into various applications including military and electronics.
In addition, the company has made inroads into medical applications for microfluidic MEMS and Organ-on-a-Chip devices that can replicate and mimic functionality of human organs.
4DS Memory (ASX:4DS) has developed a tech called Interface Switching ReRAM (or resistive RAM), which could potentially replace NAND Flash memory, the most widely used form of RAM in devices today.
One of the key benefits behind ReRAM technology is its far higher data retention rate, which means it can retain a certain value far longer than the incumbent NAND tech. This should see marketable improvements in mobile battery life and reduce overhead costs for data centres and more.
4DS is now putting the finishing touches on its tech and will look to license the offering to a range of different semiconductor companies, which include tech giants Samsung and Intel.
Thanks to the inaugural Australian Semiconductor Conference, investors will be able to find out more about these two companies, as well as fellow industry leaders Bluechiip (ASX:BCT), Brainchip (ASX:BRN), Revasum (ASX:RVS), Audiopixels (ASX:AKP) and BluGlass (ASX:BLG).
“Here are seven quality companies that most will have not heard of or know much about,” Pitt Street Research’s Stuart Roberts said.
“Before too long a few could be worth more than the requisite A$2.1 billion or so that is required to be in the ASX200.”
RSVP to register your interest, seats are going fast. For those interested, email [email protected] or [email protected].
More about semiconductors
Semiconductor devices exploit the electronic properties of materials like silicon and germanium to function as the foundation of modern day electronics.
Semiconductor components are crucial in modern society, creating the foundation for everyday items such as mobile phones, computers, vehicles and more.
Now, a new breed of companies are pushing the boundaries of semiconductor tech to provide innovative cutting edge solutions in new frontier industries like biotech and renewable energy.
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