What is the future of compound semiconductors, and how is India positioning itself in this space?

If you’re curious about the next big leap in semiconductor technology compound semiconductors and India’s growing role in this transformation, there’s an exciting live webinar you shouldn’t miss!

Webinar: The Future of Compound Semiconductors: India’s Road to Self-Reliance

📅 Date: 30 April
🕒 Time: 7:30 PM IST
🖥️ Where: Online (Live on Microsoft Teams)
🔗 Join Here: Click to Attend

What You’ll Learn:

  • Why compound semiconductors (like GaN, SiC) are replacing silicon—and what that means for the industry.
  • Technical differences between traditional silicon and compound semiconductors (bandgap, electron mobility, etc.).
  • Real-world applications across 5G, electric vehicles, defense, and renewable energy.
  • Global market outlook—projected to hit $150B by 2030—and the supply chain hurdles that come with it.
  • India’s emerging ecosystem—from talent and research to fab infrastructure and innovations like GaN LEDs and SiC wafers.

 About the Speaker:

Hitesh Kamble, Principal Process Engineer at Orbit & Skyline Semiconductor Services, brings over 10 years of hands-on experience in III-V and compound semiconductor fabrication.
Starting his journey at IIT Bombay, he now leads process development at Orbit & Skyline, having successfully led III-V fab startups and device tape-outs focused on GaN/GaAs technologies.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from an industry expert and ask your questions live!

Whether you're an engineer, a semiconductor enthusiast, or exploring careers in deep tech—this webinar is packed with insights that matter.

Register now and be part of the conversation shaping India's semiconductor future!

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