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Australia’s First National Semiconductor Roadmap

A long-term plan to strengthen Australia’s semiconductor capability, competitiveness and supply chain resilience.

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About the Roadmap

Shaping Australia’s Semiconductor Future

Australia is at a defining moment. Semiconductors power the technologies Australians rely on every day — from smartphones and cars to medical devices, communications systems and renewable energy infrastructure. They are also critical to our defence capabilities and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum.

Australia has no coordinated national plan to guide capability development or future resilience. For the first time, that is changing. S3B is leading the development of Australia’s first National Semiconductor Roadmap: a 15 year strategic plan built on evidence, national input and clear recommendations to guide policy, investment, and capability development

As Australia’s industry hub for semiconductors, S3B is responding directly to a clear call to action across the broader ecosystem for coordinated national leadership. The Roadmap will help ensure Australia is better positioned for long-term competitiveness, economic resilience, and sovereign capability.

This is Australia’s opportunity to set a shared direction and move from fragmentation to coordination, from vulnerability to resilience, and from potential to action. 

The Roadmap is expected to be released in October 2026.  To find out how you can contribute click here

National Significance

Semiconductors are essential infrastructure. They are the invisible engines behind nearly every technology we rely on today

A 15-Year Strategic Plan

Evidence-based recommendations to to inform long-term policy, investment and capability development across Australia.

Inclusive National Process

Built on diverse input from across Australia's semiconductor and adjacent technology ecosystem.

S3B as National Convenor

As Australia’s only semiconductor industry hub, S3B is uniquely positioned to lead this initiative and drive long-term stewardship.

Why this matters

Semiconductors underpin Australia’s future

Roadmap webpage design (1)

Project Timeline

From engagement to launch

The Roadmap will be developed through a series of phases across 2026, and is expected to be released in October 2026.

Foundation & Awareness (3)

Meet the Advisory Group

A Strategic Advisory Group has been established to support the Roadmap’s development. The Advisory Group provides strategic guidance and expert insight to shape the project’s direction and priorities, support national alignment, and strengthen engagement by connecting the project with broader ecosystem networks.

Dr Cathy Foley

Dr Cathy Foley

Australia’s former Chief Scientist

Hugh Durrant-Whyte

Hugh Durrant-Whyte

NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer (OCSE)

Zoe Hawkins

Zoe Hawkins

Deputy Executive Director Tech Policy Design Institute

Tim Bradley

Tim Bradley

Research & Impact Director Rozetta Institute

David Nockels

David Nockels

First Assistant Secretary Defence Trade, Regulation & Industrial Collaboration, DoD

Jane Fitzpatrick

Jane Fitzpatrick

Chief Executive Officer ANFF, S3B Board Member

Scott Martin

Scott Martin

Senior Principal Research Scientist CSIRO, S3B Board Member

Philip Ryan

Philip Ryan

Managing Director Broadcom Inc, S3B Board Member

David Skellern

David Skellern

Board Chair, S3B

Sarah Sharp

Sarah Sharp

Vice President & Head of Quantum Sensing Business, Quantum Brilliance, S3B Board Member

Tara Hamilton

Tara Hamilton

Associate Professor UNSW, Board Member S3B

Matthew Worsman

Matthew Worsman

Acting Director, S3B

Tanya Saad

Tanya Saad

Strategic Communications & Government Relations Advisor, S3B

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