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Enabling Agentic AI for Semiconductor Testing

4:40 pm - 5:10 pm

Agentic AI for semiconductor testing demands a test-centric infrastructure that can reason, decide, and act in real time at the tester, not just offline in the cloud. Modern test floors face rising complexity from chiplet-based packages, exploding data volumes, and stricter data-security and data-movement constraints across multi-party manufacturing. 

This talk introduces an architecture that spans cloud, secure factory servers, and embedded AI at the test cell to enable adaptive test, intelligent binning, and real-time anomaly detection within tight in-socket latency budgets. It will highlight practical patterns for orchestrating multiple agents per tester, securing data across OSATs and foundries, and continuously improving models so test becomes an autonomous, continuously optimizing system that delivers higher quality and yield at lower cost. 

Featured Speakers

Tony Altinis

Tony Altinis

Principal Engineer, NVIDIA

Tony Altinis is a principal engineer responsible of designing NVIDIA OPSML AI system responsible for running production AI workflows at wafer/package and board test insertions. 

He holds a master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University and has over 30 years of experience in the semiconductor industry with a strong focus in test and product engineering and building AI models to address capacity constraints while maintaining highest outgoing quality.