Tradeshows & Conferences
PIC SUMMIT EUROPE 2024
it is all about photonic chip technology and its applications!
This conference attracts the leading lights from across the photonic chip industry, which makes the event one of the most influential events in the industry.
Photonic chips, also known as Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC), harnesses the power of light to create energy-efficient, faster, and more accurate microchips. These enable new applications, such as LiDAR, innovative networking solutions and all kinds of sensing solutions for agrifood, maintenance and medical challenges.
Two whole days are dedicated to discussion, collaboration, and innovation with key international opinion leaders from across our thriving industry. The conference offers a rich programme – featuring keynotes from semicon executives, users of photonic chip technology, EU policymakers, and the wider photonic chip community to discuss the future of the global industry.
Yole Group is part of this program with:
Eric Mounier, PhD,
Chief Analyst, Photonics & Sensing
Tuesday, October 15
3:30pm – Panel discussion: What will be driving PIC markets in 2030?
Eric Mounier, PhD
Chief Analyst, Photonics / Datacenter
Eric Mounier, PhD is Chief Analyst, Photonics / Datacenter at Yole Group.
With more than 30 years’ experience within the semiconductor industry, Eric provides daily in-depth insights into emerging semiconductor technologies such as quantum technologies, the Metaverse, terahertz, photonics, and sensing.
Based on relevant methodological expertise and a significant technological background, Eric works closely with all of Yole Group’s teams to highlight disruptive technologies and analyze business opportunities through technology & market reports and custom consulting projects.
Eric has spoken at numerous international conferences, presenting Yole Group’s vision of emerging semiconductor technologies, markets, and applications.
Previously, Eric held R&D and Marketing positions at CEA-Leti (France).
Eric Mounier has a PhD in Semiconductor Engineering and a degree in Optoelectronics from the National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble (France).
