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Logistics Chokeholds: Breaking the Bottlenecks in Tier-to-Tier Supply

The next semiconductor supply chain bottleneck will not start in a fab. It will start in a permitting office, an interconnection queue, or a single export controlled substrate. In sixty minutes you will learn to read the map that produces the headlines.

Friday, December 25

60 minutes

BST

11:00 London

SGT

17:00 Singapore

$725bn

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The High-tech and semiconductor supply chains are facing a new era of structural stress. From Red Sea disruptions and Hormuz‑linked energy volatility, to escalating export controls, geopolitical tensions, and fragmented trade policies, logistics chokeholds are now shaping everything from wafer starts to final system delivery.

Logistics Chokeholds: Breaking the Bottlenecks in Tier‑to‑Tier Supply brings together some of the leading voices and expertise in modern trade to examine how bottlenecks propagate across the semiconductor value chain – and what it will take to build a stronger, more resilient tier-to-tier ecosystem.

Rewatch the conversation with Terry Francis, President & Senior Technology Analyst for this SEMI- and Beebolt-hosted event, exploring real‑time impacts of logistics chokeholds, the rising cost of unpredictability, and the tools and intelligence networks enabling companies to anticipate disruption – rather than react to it. Gain practical insights into multi‑tier visibility, supplier diversification, logistics redesign, and the role of industry‑wide collaboration in breaking systemic bottlenecks.

This one hour forum offers a concise, expert led look at how technology and investment teams can move from reacting to headlines to reading the map that produces them.

Speakers

Who is on the call

Terry Francis

Sr. Technology Analyst at TA & Associates

Semiconductor materials

Former CTO & Analyst

Terry Francis brings deep expertise in semiconductor materials, contamination control, specialty gases, and equipment engineering. Drawing on decades of CTO, senior director, and analyst experience, he helps organizations understand the material readiness, supplier qualification, and supply chain risks shaping advanced electronics manufacturing.

Thelma Onyeka

Co-CEO & Co-Founder at Beebolt

Collaboration infrastructure

High-tech value chain

We build collaboration infrastructure for the high tech value chain, where coordination, timing, and shared context determine resilience at a global scale. Alongside my commercial work, I founded Akama Fund, a nonprofit focused on using technology to expand access to educational funding.

Six takeaways

What you will learn

  • Where logistics chokeholds are hitting hardest
  • How bottlenecks spread across supply tiers
  • Why lead times and freight costs keep rising
  • How companies are redesigning supply routes
  • What real-time risk intelligence can unlock
  • How shared signals can strengthen resilience

The Intelligence Brief

Exploring the signals, strategy, and shaping of the industry

The Intelligence Brief is a high-impact, one hour forum designed to bring clarity to the critical challenges and opportunities shaping today’s high-tech ecosystem. Each session brings together industry leaders, operators, and innovators to examine the emerging risks, shifts, and forces redefining global competitiveness.

It is hosted by Beebolt with SEMI, and exclusive to Conductor™ members. Combining SEMI’s global authority, trust, and reach with Beebolt’s intelligence driven perspective on supply chain collaboration and Co-Intelligence™, the Brief is built to become the definitive space for understanding, and anticipating, the forces reshaping the industry.

Upcoming sessions center on

Logistics · New and emerging technologies · Advanced packaging · Capital equipment cycles

Who is already attending

From engineers to executives, the room spans the high-tech industry and the wider supply chain ecosystem.

60 minutes · REWATCH THE WEBINAR

Read the map before it makes the news

One hour, a live question and answer, and the recording reaches you either way.