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SiTime is taking part in the International Timing and Sync Forum (ITSF) 2026, being held Nov. 2-5 in Geneva. Timing and synchronization have moved from a niche engineering concern to a critical-infrastructure issue across telecom, data centers, and other advanced electronics, the company explained.
SiTime experts will lead five sessions, hold live product demonstrations, and also meet with press.
Sessions by Kishan Shenoi and Greg Armstrong will lead sessions that run from fundamentals to frontier topics. Shenoi opens on Day 1 withFundamentals of Timing and Synchronization. Armstrong follows with Synchronized Clocks. The two will then team up the same day on Radio Access Network (RAN) Synchronization Fundamentals, which covers the timing requirements underpinning today’s mobile networks.
On Day 3, the two also discuss deeper technical subjects. In Framework for Bounding Time Uncertainty in Hardware Clocks, Shenoi tackles how engineers can quantify and limit uncertainty at the hardware level. The same day, In Let’s Not Forget About TDEV, Armstrong makes the case for renewed attention to time deviation (TDEV), a long-standing measure of clock stability, as networks demand ever-tighter synchronization.
Between sessions, SiTime’s timing experts will be at Booth 20b showcasing the company’s latest products and solutions.
