EBSCON

...BECAUSE THE WORLD NEEDS ESBS MORE THAN EVER

What means ESBS?

Electronic and software based systems involve components and devices driven by micro-and nanoelectronics including embedded software. They are the foundation for digital products and services. ESBS functions enable the implementation of applications such as automated driving, the Internet of Things and smart cities and thus constitute the heart of our digitalized society.

Not only do ESBS have vast untapped potential for sustainable development, but they’re also the frontier for impactful tech solutions. That’s where EBSCON comes in, uniting the tech industry’s forward-thinkers with the research and scientific community. Together, we address today’s pressing questions, forging paths for a sustainable future.“Building bridges for tomorrow”is not just a slogan—it’s our mission, and crucialfor our planet’s well-being.

This was EBSCON 2024

Exclusive venue for more than 350 participants onsite
Interactive live streams for registered online community
Barcamp Sessions
Main Stage with inspiring keynotes, high-level panels and presentations
Interactive Exhibition Area for SILICON ALPS Partners
High display of European strengths
F&B, Catering
After-Show networking

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This was EBSCON 2024 – A Summary

This was EBSCON 2024: "Curiosity" - the freedom to be curious - forms the basis for innovation. This theme was the focus of EBSCON 2024, the leading event for the European semiconductor and...

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Official Press Release & Press Photos of EBSCON 2024

„Curiosity“ – the freedom to be curious – forms the basis for innovation. This theme is therefore at the centre of EBSCON 2024, the leading event for the European semiconductor and...

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EBSCON4Curiosity – Official announcement

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9:00 am
9:00 am

Opening Session

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10:00 am

Lunch Break

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11:30 pm

Lunch Break

EBSCON Track

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12:30 pm

EBSCON Track

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1:30 pm

Keynote

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2:45 pm

EBSCON Track

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3:15 pm
3:55 pm

Closing & Wrap Up

EBSCON Networking

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4:30 pm

These were the speakers of 2024

Marko

Londa

Marko is a visionary entrepreneur and changemaker, dedicated to transforming education and inspiring the next generation of leaders. As the co-founder and Chief Changemaker of Moonshot Pirates, a global movement with members in over 150 countries, Marko empowers young minds to tackle global challenges through innovative thinking and sustainable solutions. He is passionate about equipping future leaders with the tools to drive positive change, fostering a deep understanding of technology, and nurturing a moonshot mindset. A father, husband, and world traveler, Marko brings his passion for people and community into everything he does—whether mentoring future leaders, building businesses, or cheering on Liverpool. © Photo: Karlheinz Fessl

Marko Londa

Founder and Chief Changemaker, Moonshot Pirates

Sandra

Moschitz

Sandra Moschitz

Business Development | Startup Coach, build! Gründerzentrum Kärnten

Michael

Leitner

Dr. Michael Leitner is General Manager for the smart car access business at NXP. As Board Member and Vice President at the Car Connectivity Consortium, he drives the strategy for the global CCC Digital Key standard. Previously, Dr. Leitner was General Manager at ams OSRAM AG, overseeing global teams in sensor systems development. His career includes roles at Infineon Technologies, AVL List and the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Dr. Leitner holds a Ph.D. in Physics and is an alumnus of Harvard Business School. ©Photo: Michael Leitner

Dr. Michael Leitner

GM Smart Access, NXP Semiconductors

Michael

Wiesmüller

Initially stemming from the humanities and holding a degree in philosophy of science, working several years as scientists in the Humanities and as Management Consultant with A.T. Kearney he joined the Federal Ministry in late nineties. He is currently Head of Department for Key enabling Technologies for Industrial Innovation. He represents Austria in various Mirror-Groups of European Technology Platforms and in several European Policy Coordination Initiatives. Special Initiatives which were initiated within his department are for example European Chips, Act, Industry 4.0 Pilot Factories, Silicon Austria, The AI-Strategy Austria and various national Lighthouse projects such as Data Market Austria or Trustworthy Internet of Things.