Tradeshows & Conferences
OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS AND PACKAGING CONFERENCE (OIP) 2026
Navigating Communication and Packaging Challenges in the AI Era
The OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS AND PACKAGING CONFERENCE (OIP) is a premier global event dedicated to the collaborative development of next-generation semiconductor designs. Bringing together EDA partners, IP providers, and IC designers, the forum explores technical innovations in advanced process nodes (2nm and beyond), 3D Fabric™ packaging technologies, and silicon photonics. Participants will examine how specialized design flows and multi-die integration are enabling the high-performance computing (HPC), AI, and mobile innovations that define the modern semiconductor landscape.
Yole Group is pleased to participate in the OIP Ecosystem Forum. We will share our latest market intelligence and technology roadmaps, focusing on the critical intersection of advanced semiconductor manufacturing and next-generation packaging. We look forward to connecting with the ecosystem to discuss the strategic shifts in the supply chain—from the rise of chiplets to the evolution of substrate materials—that are driving the future of the global semiconductor industry.
Yole Group will be part of program with:

Martin VALLO, PhD
Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Photonics and Display
Tuesday, June 16th
3:30pm: WS2 – Substrates, Materials, and the Rise of CPO
Martin Vallo, PhD
Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Photonics
Martin Vallo, PhD is Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Photonics at Yole Group.
He is specialized in optical communication and semiconductor lasers within the Photonics & Sensing activities at Yole Group. With 12 years’ experience within semiconductor technology, Martin is involved today in the development of technology & market products as well as the production of custom consulting projects.
Prior his mission at Yole Group, he worked at CEA (Grenoble, France), with a mission focused on the epitaxial growth of InGaN/GaN core-shell nanowire LEDs by MOCVD and their characterization for highly flexible photonic devices.
Martin graduated from Academy of Sciences, Institute of Electrical Engineering (Slovakia) with an engineering degree in III-nitride semiconductors.