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This Hawaii manufacturing calendar covers conferences, symposia, expositions, and forums in Honolulu, Kailua-Kona, and Kahului. Attendees may include semiconductor and trade professionals, defense and military stakeholders, technology researchers, industry representatives, and small-business innovators. The sample events reflect Hawaii’s role in Pacific-focused industry and national security discussions.
Recurring themes include international trade partnerships, manufacturing and semiconductor technology, operational science and technology, defense policy, military operations, and federal small-business research and development. The Hawaii SBIR conferences extend this focus across Oahu, Hawaii Island, and Maui, while the Honolulu programs emphasize Pacific regional connections and defense-related collaboration.
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SEMI (Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International) · Kapolei (Honolulu), HI
SemiconductorsITPC is an executive thought-leadership and relationship-building conference focused on global semiconductor manufacturing, supply chains, economic trends, geopolitics, technology, markets, and applications. The program includes keynotes from semiconductor leaders; Markets & Applications presentations; a Technology session and panel; a Future Playgrounds session covering advanced power and energy technologies; and a Trade & Politics program with geopolitical and public-policy discussions. Named participants include Janice Golda, Sr. Director, Lithography Strategic Sourcing, Intel; Joe Stockunas, President, SEMI Americas; Ajit Manocha, President & CEO, SEMI; Marco Pieters, Chief Technology Officer, ASML; Sangjin Hyun, Corporate EVP & Head of Advanced Process Development Team, Samsung Electronics; Tomoharu Watanabe, Executive Vice President and Executive Officer, KIOXIA; Young Mann Cho, Head of R&D Technology Development, SK hynix; Yasumitsu Orii, Senior Managing Executive Officer and Head of Engineering Center, Rapidus; Mario Morales, Head of Corporate Strategy and Partnerships, AMD; Masaru Tsuchiya, Partner, McKinsey & Co Japan; Myung-Hee Na, VP, Technology Research, Intel; Thomas Sonderman, CEO and Director, SkyWater Technology; Om Nalamasu, CTO and Senior VP, Applied Materials; Pat Gelsinger, General Partner, Playground Global; Mikal Bøe, Founder and CEO, CORE POWER; Royal Kastens, VP, Global Public Policy & Advocacy, SEMI; John Seaton, Founding Partner and Bloomberg Contributor, Echo Canyon Consulting; and panelists from KIOXIA, Nexperia, Teradyne, Samsung, Intel, and Advantest.
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Honolulu Defense Forum 2027
NotablePacific Forum — Honolulu Defense Forum · Honolulu, HI
Aerospace & Defense · Heavy Machinery & Equipment · Mining & MetalsHosted by Pacific Forum International, the annual forum focuses on operationalizing solutions to prevail in the Indo-Pacific. It emphasizes practical implementation rather than policy discussion, bringing together operational leaders, policymakers, industry innovators, and investors to field capabilities, integrate partners, strengthen economic resilience, and build the operational networks needed to sustain deterrence and security. Themes include: - Delivering Combat Power Forward: Speed, Scale, and Sustainment, including distributed logistics, forward maintenance, space-enabled sensing, missile defense integration, and authorities and funding mechanisms that affect execution. - Coalition as a Capability: Executing Networked Deterrence, including information-sharing, standard setting, legal authorities, interoperability, Pacific Island participation, and translating exercises into operational change. - Industrial Power as Deterrence: Mobilizing Capacity, including production and repair acceleration, commercial integration into operational planning, acquisition and contracting, allied industrial capacity, and private capital for defense production. - Decision Advantage: AI, Data, and the Information Domain, including AI, data integration, decision-support tools, information operations, cognitive warfare, and integration of classified, commercial, and allied data. - Economic Resilience in Action: Securing Supply Chains and Strategic Resources, including supply chain resilience, access to critical resources, public-private partnerships, manufacturing and energy investment, and economic resilience in deterrence and defense planning. The forum will convene government, industry, allies, and venture capital; identify policy, legal, financial, and operational barriers; connect investors with government challenges; and produce actionable recommendations and a final report for policymakers, planners, and industry.
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NDIA — Pacific Operational Science & Technology (POST) Conference · Honolulu, HI
Aerospace & DefenseNDIA and the U.S. Pacific Command host a platform focused on collaboration, innovation, and Department of Defense opportunities for joint research, development, and experimentation. Workshops address pressing challenges and emerging trends in the Indo-Pacific region. Attendees include industry, academia, small businesses, civilian and defense government representatives, foreign government representatives, and U.S. active-duty personnel. The exhibit hall features more than 60 industry companies showcasing technologies and services; it is identified as a separate event hosted exclusively by NDIA.
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