A Chip Odyssey Screening & Panel in Washington, D.C.

GW School of Business Professor Ayman El Tarabishy, Deputy Department
Chairperson from Department of Management, and Adjunct Professor Terry
Hsiao from the Department of Information Systems and Technology
Management, would like to invite you to attend the Documentary showing
of "Chip Odyssey". The feature-length documentary that chronicles
Taiwan's 50-year rise as a global semiconductor powerhouse through the
human stories, sacrifices, and collective grit of its pioneering
engineers, will be followed by a panel discussion led by Dr. Ayman El
Tarabishy. The event is free to the GW community and the general
public. Space is limited, anyone interested in attending must register
here

A Chip Odyssey is a feature-length documentary featuring over 80 voices across generations, tracing how Taiwan built its semiconductor industry from the ground up and transformed it into a global technological powerhouse.

Through firsthand accounts from early engineers, factory workers, policymakers, and today’s young innovators, the film captures a pivotal chapter in modern technological history.

Following the screening, join an engaging panel discussion and Q&A session with leaders at the intersection of technology, innovation, and policy:

• Ayman El Tarabishy
• Winslow Sargeant
• Art Estopinan

Moderator: Jason Hsu

This discussion will provide valuable insights into the global semiconductor landscape and its implications for innovation, business, and policy.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Norma Lee and Morton Funger Hall, 2201 G Street Northwest, Washington, United States

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