UltraFacility Conference

The UltraFacility Conference is dedicated to the complex challenges semiconductor manufacturing facilities face.

Key Topics

• Water reclamation into UPW systems
• Measuring purity
• Particles and particle precursors in UPW & chemicals
• PFAS reduction and regulations
• Advanced gas abatement technology
• Digitization & AI
• Wastewater complexity & regulatory changes
• Supply chain issues, material shortages, procurement challenges
• Correlating yield with facility performance and the use of big data
• Alternative chemistries due to PFAS or GWP
• Water conservation in the community
• Biogrowth contamination in makeup air handling & humidification
• Time-to-market & commissioning
• Impact of ESG goals on operating HVAC systems
• Reducing air flow/managing air flow
• Offsite manufacturing
• Reducing evaporative cooling demand
• Idle UPW, chemical and energy consumption
• Waste segregation strategies
• 6D/7D BIM
• Operating and maintaining expended systems
• Sensitivity of exhaust requirements to avoid impact to production
• Construction productivity
• Alternative technologies for wastewater treatment
• Next generation UPW & liquid chemical systems
• Brine management
• Next generation of high purity materials
• Inline automation and AI for yield enhancement
• Advanced management of AMC & high purity gases
• Heat recovery and free cooling
• Lessons learnt from fabs recently brought online
• Analytical technology and detection limits
• Energy consumption reduction and the water-energy nexus
• Chemical usage reduction and chemical reclaim
• Impact of climate change/extreme weather on HVAC systems
• Logistics and cleanliness of gas/chemical delivery to the end-user
• Contamination control from the chemical supplier’s perspective
• Expertise shortage
• New sustainability targets, emerging contaminants, and strict regulations
• Cost-effective methods for reaching ESG goals
• Training – including AR for training (CAD)
• Chemical industry reaction to semiconductor industry growth
• Materials of construction

Who should Attend

• Fab owners
• Experts from across the manufacturing value chain
• Engineers
• Facilities professionals