Hyderabad's T-Hub hosted a two-day international workshop on AI-driven semiconductors and energy-efficient hardware on July 7–8, organised by Sri Vishnu Educational Society with support from Penn State University. Over 350 academicians, industry leaders and students attended sessions on VLSI, advanced packaging, edge computing and photonics. SVES Secretary Aditya Vissam urged students to build skills for India's semiconductor push, while Penn State's Prof. Madhavan Swami Nathan spoke on 3D heterogeneous integration. Experts from AMD, NXP, Tata Electronics and IIT institutes led panels and technical talks, closing with a vote of thanks from BVRIT Principal Dr. Sanjay Dubey.