DesignCon 2017: Videos posted & Winner named

Thanks to the staff of EDACafe, yet more video interviews are now available on the website. This content, recorded at last week’s DesignCon, continues to capture the technical expertise of those who pursue market excellence with today’s technology.

Those interviewed include: TE Connectivity’s Nathan Tracy, Rambus’ Mohit Gupta, Anritsu’s Joe Mallon,  CST’s Klaus Krohne, Keysight Technologies’ Stephen Slater, DVT Solutions’ Brian Shumaker and Signal Microwave’s Bill Rosas, Mentor’s Dave Kohlmeier, ESD Alliance’s Bob Smith, Cadence’s Sam Chitwood, and Asteelflash’s Matheiu Kury.

You can see all of the DesignCon 2017 videos here.

Also of interest this year at DesignCon in Santa Clara, Steve Yamaguma was the winner of the Amazon Echo offered in a raffle in the EDACafe booth at the show.

Yamaguma is the creative director for Design2Market and marcom specialist for Oak Mitsui Technologies, manufacturer of Faradflex, thin-film embedded capacitance for high performance PCBs.

While we all think it’s next to impossible to win in one of these exhibit hall drawings, Steve Yamaguma proves that’s not the case.

And happily, Oak Mitsui will be exhibiting at both the upcoming IEEE EMC Symposium and PCBWest later this year, so Yamaguma may have a chance to win again.

That’s the beauty of attending conferences in person. Along with the opportunity to interact with your peers and learn in real-time about the latest and greatest in the industry, you also have chances each and every time to win very cool technology.

Congratulations to Steve Yamaguma, and thanks for stopping by to visit EDACafe.

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Tags: Bill Rosas, Bob Smith, Brian Shumaker, Dave Kohlmeier, DesignCon, Joe Mallon, Klaus Krohne, Matheiu Kury, Mohit Gupta, Nathan Tracy, Sam Chitwood, Sanjay Gangal, Stephen Slater, Steve Yamaguma

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