Wee Seng has over two decades of experience in the semiconductor industry, encompassing fab start-up, technology development, manufacturing, and senior leadership roles. Wee Seng now leads the Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association (SSIA) in supporting the semiconductor industry by growing its talent pool, helping businesses grow, and advocating for an environmentally sustainable business strategy for the industry. He concurrently sits on several advisory committees, such as Singapore Polytechnic's School of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (SEEE), NTU's School of Materials Science and Engineering, Industrial Transformation Asia-Pacific (ITAP), as well as ESG's Smart Manufacturing Technical Committee (SMTC) and Environment and Resources Standards Technical Committee for Energy. Wee Seng also plays an active role in supporting the community, and is a District Councillor for North East CDC. Wee Seng holds a Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Nanyang Technological University and a Masters (MSc) in Management of Technology from National University of Singapore.

Alper Yegin is CEO of the LoRa Alliance, overseeing strategic direction and supporting global adoption of LoRaWAN, the leading standard for low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN) in the Internet of Things. Previously, he chaired the LoRa Alliance Technical Committee for eight years and served seven years as Vice-Chair.

J.D. is an Applications Engineer for the MSP Low Speed and Memory microcontroller portfolio. He specializes in worldwide support for MSPM0 and MSP430 general purpose MCUs and helps drive sector growth for MSP MCUs in building automation and industrial applications.

Eric is responsible for business development, product, and program promotion of Telink Semiconductor. He has many years of experience in engineering, R&D, and business development in well-known international chip companies.

Rob is a Senior Group Director in Strategy & New Ventures at Cadence. A technologist focusing on the interfaces between domain specific solutions for AI, accelerated compute and digital twins. He has extensive experience in both semiconductor design and EDA. Prior to Cadence, Rob was the layout convergence lead for Intel's Xeon Phi, worked in applications engineering and product management at Magma Design Automation, and a physical designer and full custom IC designer at Tektronix. Rob holds a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University. Outside of work, he is an author, speaker, and advocate to get more families adventuring in the outdoors.

Anoop is the Senior Manager at Analog Devices India, located at Bangalore. He heads the Automotive Business in India focusing on both domestic & global customers, along with startup engagement in the Automotive Electronics domain. He has more than 25 years of experience in the automotive industry, contributing a decade to R&D as well as one and half decade to Technical Marketing & Business Development, with an extensive knowledge in Automotive Edge Computing, Internet of Things (IoT) and enjoys a keen passion to drive business. Prior to ADI, he has been Head of Customer Applications for Automotive within the semiconductor industry including at Infineon and NXP Semiconductors. He was responsible for delivering multi-pronged consultancy and execution support for Global Business pipeline out of India. He has two patents in the two-wheeler powertrain systems segment. He has also worked with Aptiv and Tech Mahindra. Anoop is a B.Tech in Computer Science from National Institute of Jalandhar and has completed the Executive General Management from Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. As an AI/ML enthusiast, he completed PGP in Artificial Intelligence for Leaders from the University of Texas. He loves to travel and explore new places with family, enjoys exercising and table tennis.

Kia Rahbar is a Marketing Manager for the Isolated Converters product line at TI. He holds an Electrical Engineering degree from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. He has previously worked as an Applications Engineer and Product Marketing Engineer on the Clocks & Timing product line at TI.

Daniel joined Cambridge GaN Devices after more than 25 years at STMicroelectronics, where he was working in their automotive marketing and applications team, focussing on EV powertrain business in the EMEA region. Daniel has worked on many strategic programs relating to wide bandgap technology, being closely aligned with several OEMs and vehicle manufacturers. Having recently joined Cambridge GaN devices, he is responsible for helping to shape the company strategy and product portfolio, to develop the business in higher power class applications such as Industrial and Automotive.

Lori Lee has over 15 years of experience in the technology industry and marketing consultancy, focusing on the wireless technology industry and specializing in marketing strategy development and brand communication promotion. Currently serving as the Head of Marketing for the Asia Pacific region at the Bluetooth SIG, she is committed to enhancing awareness and adoption of Bluetooth technology in the region, while also assisting in setting up the Asia Pacific team of professionals based in Shanghai for the SIG. Lee holds an Executive Master of Business Administration from National Taiwan University. Lee Lives in Taipei and enjoys wine tasting, traveling, hiking, and spending time with family and friends.

The rapid evolution of edge computing and IoT has created a growing demand for efficient, intelligent, and reliable wireless connectivity. Analog Devices plays a pivotal role in meeting these demands by delivering cutting-edge solutions that combine ultra-low power operation, precision analog performance, and AI/ML integration. At the heart of this transformation are ultra-low power transceivers, which enable seamless communication in sensor networks and battery-powered IoT devices. These transceivers are optimized for minimal energy consumption, ensuring extended operational life in remote and portable applications. For industrial environments, precision analog front ends provide robust and accurate signal acquisition, even in electrically noisy or harsh conditions. These solutions support critical applications such as predictive maintenance, asset tracking, and process automation, where reliability and data integrity are paramount. Furthermore, the integration of AI/ML processing at the edge enhances system intelligence by enabling real-time analytics and decision-making directly at the device level. This reduces latency, minimizes bandwidth usage, and supports autonomous operation in smart factories, healthcare systems, and connected infrastructure. Together, these technologies from Analog Devices empower the next generation of edge devices with smarter, more efficient wireless connectivity—driving innovation across industries and paving the way for scalable, intelligent systems.

Mike Eftimakis has an extensive background in the electronics and semiconductor industry with 30 years in senior technical and business roles. He has been innovating with companies like VLSI Technology, NewLogic or Arm. He created the CHERI Alliance and is now a Founding Director, in parallel to his position as a VP Strategy and Ecosystem at Codasip, where he drives the long-term vision and its day-to-day implementation.

Franz has more than 25 years of experience in the semiconductor IP domain, specifically in the wireless IoT markets working on Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, UWB, and NB-IoT. Before joining Ceva, he co-founded RivieraWaves in 2010 and led its sales and marketing activities. At Ceva, he grew the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi IP business to power more than 1 billion devices annually and has aided to position Ceva as the #1 wireless connectivity IP provider.