Find your audience
Pick the group closest to what you are here to do. Each one gets a starting page built from the same live pages everyone else sees, so choosing only changes where you begin. It never changes what you can do or what anything costs, and nobody is shown who chose what.
Industry professionals
Engineers and product managers already working in the industry.
Open this page →Companies
Chip companies, IDMs, foundries and OSATs acting as a company on the Hub.
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Venture and public-market investors, financial analysts and corporate development teams.
Open this page →Students and job seekers
Students, graduates and career switchers entering the industry.
Open this page →Startup founders
Founders and early teams of fabless, IP and tools startups.
Open this page →Academia and researchers
Professors, researchers, PhD students and tech-transfer officers.
Open this page →Government and policy
Programme officers and policy staff running national semiconductor initiatives.
Open this page →Builders
Anyone making something with the industry's parts, whatever their role or experience.
Not here yet: The place to record what you built and how it ended is planned and is not live yet.
Open this page →Service providers and vendors
Organisations selling to the industry: EDA, IP, equipment, materials, distribution, design services, test and consultancy.
Not here yet: Nothing marks a provider as vetted yet. Only profiles verified in the directory are shown, and the page says so.
Open this page →Buyers
Procurement, sourcing and supply-chain staff buying components, tools, services and capacity.
Not here yet: Buyer-side tools beyond requests for quotes, such as supplier-risk context and tender alerts, are not available yet.
Open this page →OEM and system companies
Companies in automotive, data-centre, consumer, industrial, aerospace and medical that buy chips and do not make them.
Not here yet: Supply-risk summaries and conformance views are not available on this page yet.
Open this page →Press and industry analysts
Journalists, editors, bloggers and analysts who write about the industry for other people.
Not here yet: A press room, a spokesperson directory and embargo handling are not available yet. Press access is not sold.
Open this page →Recruiters and staffing firms
Recruiters and search firms who place people with semiconductor employers.
Not here yet: Posting a role for a client company is not available yet, and searching opted-in candidates is open only to a verified representative of a claimed company.
Open this page →Consultants and expert advisers
Independent consultants, freelancers and senior engineers who sell their own time or sessions.
Not here yet: A vetted-adviser listing is not available yet.
Open this page →Trainers and content creators
Instructors, course authors, newsletter writers, podcasters and video makers who teach the industry.
Not here yet: Creator tools beyond course authoring and article contributions are not available yet.
Open this page →Facility and lab owners
Owners of cleanrooms, fabs, test and failure-analysis labs and equipment pools that take bookings.
Not here yet: A third-party facility cannot publish its own availability or take bookings yet. Today you get a listing and an enquiry route.
Open this page →Associations and standards bodies
Trade associations, standards bodies, consortia, alliances and professional societies.
Not here yet: Member or portfolio pages are not available yet, and membership administration is out of scope.
Open this page →Event organisers
Conference, trade-show, webinar and meet-up organisers, commercial or volunteer.
Open this page →Incubators, accelerators and tech-transfer offices
Programmes and offices that support semiconductor and hardware founders and spin-outs.
Not here yet: Portfolio pages are not available yet, and programmes and calls are added by the editorial team for now. The Hub takes no fee for introductions.
Open this page →Curious readers
Anyone interested in the industry who does not work in it and is not trying to enter it.
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