Rehan Kapadia
Director MOSIS 2.0
| Foundry Service | Technology Node | Tapeout Date |
|---|---|---|
| GlobalFoundries | 130 nm | 6/28/2026 |
Rapid prototyping and process development capability through access to seven university nanofabrication facilities and other experimental prototyping facilities within the Southern California area and throughout the nation.
Supporting both silicon CMOS and advanced compound semiconductor technologies with seamless access to a wide array of commercial silicon MPW services from leading large, medium, and small-volume foundries.
Providing comprehensive chip design services that simplify and streamline the development process, enabling customers to bring their innovative ideas from concept to silicon.
Boston, MA
Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center (MCEC) Room 108
Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with the MOSIS 2.0 team and accelerate your semiconductor circuit design and prototyping from concept to tape-out.
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MOSIS 2.0: Booth 208
Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront
1401 Naito Pkwy, Portland, OR
May 18-21
MOSIS 2.0 is the central storefront and gateway to access cutting-edge prototyping services, targeting advanced RF, 5G/6G, and EW applications.
The Prototype Integration and Engineering Service (PIES) Team is at the core of MOSIS 2.0 - a dedicated fab-knowledgeable engineering group that supports designers to accelerate their innovations to solutions.
We invite innovators, researchers, and industry partners to engage with MOSIS 2.0-and join us in advancing next-generation microelectronics.
Director MOSIS 2.0
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Thanks to everyone who has stopped by Booth 208 to meet the MOSIS 2.0 / California DREAMS team. We’re looking forward to more conversations this afternoon and evening at the Special Session on GaN Foundries, where MOSIS Director Rehan Kapadia will be speaking beginning at 3:30 PM.
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See you there!
The MOSIS 2.0 / California DREAMS team is set up at Booth 208, showcasing how we support semiconductor innovation with accessible design enablement, prototyping, and MPW services that help you move from idea to chip faster.
Stop by to connect with the team — and grab some swag while you’re there!
If you’re attending, stop by Booth 208 to chat with us and learn how MOSIS 2.0 can help accelerate your semiconductor circuit design and prototyping journey — from concept to tape-out.
MOSIS 2.0 Director Rehan Kapadia will also be presenting during the GaN Foundry Session on May 20 at 3:30 PM. Learn more about the session here: https://lnkd.in/gpvufc7S
We look forward to connecting with you in Portland!
Matthew French ( USC Information Sciences Institute) will present a live demonstration of MAPP — the MOSIS 2.0 Accelerated Prototyping Platform.
MAPP helps teams move from idea to validated hardware faster—eliminating the need to build custom testbeds, interfaces, and integration from scratch. It’s a reusable, programmable prototyping environment so you can focus on innovation, not infrastructure.
📍 FCCM 2026 Demo Night: https://lnkd.in/gVtKkE7u
📍 Georgia Tech Global Learning Center
🗓 Thursday, May 14
⏰ 6:30 PM EDT
If you're at FCCM, discover how MAPP can help accelerate your chip development.
MOSIS 2.0 is expanding access to advanced foundry capabilities through a growing ecosystem designed to accelerate innovation from concept to hardware.
Read the story from USC Information Sciences Institute (ISI): https://lnkd.in/gMKmiKZ8
We're proud to work alongside our foundry partners @[HRL Laboratories, LLC](urn:li:organization:24318), Teledyne Technologies Incorporated Technologies, and Northrop Grumman to help enable next-generation RF, photonics, and advanced semiconductor technologies.
Find out more about MOSIS 2.0 — your gateway to rapid prototyping: https://www.mosis2.com/