The Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City (IUH) has signed a cooperation agreement with a technology company and received 20 AIoT development boards to support education and research in semiconductor and integrated circuit technologies.
On the morning of August 11, IUH and CTW Technology Joint Stock Company signed a Memorandum of Understanding at Hall E4, focusing on education, research, and human resource development in the semiconductor and integrated circuit sector.
On the morning of August 11, IUH and CTW Technology Joint Stock Company signed a Memorandum of Understanding at Hall E4, focusing on education, research, and human resource development in the semiconductor and integrated circuit sector.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai, Vice Rector of IUH, and Mr. Triệu Hiệp Lộc, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of CTW Technology, signed the Memorandum of Understanding.
Assoc attended the event. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai, Vice Rector of IUH; leaders of the Office of Political and Student Affairs, the Faculty of Electronics Technology; faculty members and students; and representatives of several companies in the semiconductor and integrated circuit ecosystem.
Under the agreement, IUH and CTW Technology will collaborate in education, scientific research, technology transfer, and human resource development, with a focus on semiconductor integrated circuits, AIoT, systems-on-chip (SoC), and embedded systems.
Speaking at the event, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai noted that the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and semiconductor technologies is placing increasingly high demands on human resources.
She emphasized that collaboration between the University and industry not only helps integrate emerging technologies into academic programs but also gives students early exposure to the professional environment and practical requirements of the industry.
Following the signing ceremony, CTW Technology donated 20 AIoT development boards to the Faculty of Electronics Technology, including 10 DE10-Standard boards and 10 DE10-Nano boards.
Under the agreement, IUH and CTW Technology will collaborate in education, scientific research, technology transfer, and human resource development, with a focus on semiconductor integrated circuits, AIoT, systems-on-chip (SoC), and embedded systems.
Speaking at the event, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai noted that the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and semiconductor technologies is placing increasingly high demands on human resources.
She emphasized that collaboration between the University and industry not only helps integrate emerging technologies into academic programs but also gives students early exposure to the professional environment and practical requirements of the industry.
Following the signing ceremony, CTW Technology donated 20 AIoT development boards to the Faculty of Electronics Technology, including 10 DE10-Standard boards and 10 DE10-Nano boards.
The "Tape-out Chip IoT" training course for faculty members of the Faculty of Electronics Technology was officially launched.
The course focuses on the integrated circuit design process through tape-out, helping strengthen faculty members' professional expertise while providing an additional foundation for education and research activities related to chip design.
The program continued with the "AI & Semiconductor" workshop, which addressed current topics and emerging developments in semiconductor technology and artificial intelligence.
At the workshop, Mr. Triệu Hiệp Lộc shared insights into the current state and prospects of Vietnam's semiconductor ecosystem. CTW engineers introduced trends in AI applications in the semiconductor industry, the Remote Lab model, and the CTW-Semi Platform for chip design and manufacturing.
The program continued with the "AI & Semiconductor" workshop, which addressed current topics and emerging developments in semiconductor technology and artificial intelligence.
At the workshop, Mr. Triệu Hiệp Lộc shared insights into the current state and prospects of Vietnam's semiconductor ecosystem. CTW engineers introduced trends in AI applications in the semiconductor industry, the Remote Lab model, and the CTW-Semi Platform for chip design and manufacturing.
Experts share insights into Vietnam's semiconductor ecosystem.
A representative of Saigon Industry Corporation also shared experience in developing the semiconductor ecosystem in Ho Chi Minh City and discussed opportunities to strengthen collaboration among universities, businesses, and government agencies.
These discussions expanded the program beyond signing an agreement and donating equipment, creating a platform for universities and industry to exchange perspectives on workforce needs, technological developments, and the future direction of the semiconductor sector.
For the Faculty of Electronics Technology, strengthening industry partnerships, expanding hands-on training equipment, and organizing professional development activities are part of its efforts to bring education closer to real-world technological practices.
As semiconductor integrated circuits, AIoT, and embedded systems play an increasingly important role in high-tech industries, experiences ranging from classrooms and laboratories to industry engagement programs are expected to help IUH students gain a clearer understanding of career opportunities and professional requirements in the field while they are still at university.
Highlights from the program:
These discussions expanded the program beyond signing an agreement and donating equipment, creating a platform for universities and industry to exchange perspectives on workforce needs, technological developments, and the future direction of the semiconductor sector.
For the Faculty of Electronics Technology, strengthening industry partnerships, expanding hands-on training equipment, and organizing professional development activities are part of its efforts to bring education closer to real-world technological practices.
As semiconductor integrated circuits, AIoT, and embedded systems play an increasingly important role in high-tech industries, experiences ranging from classrooms and laboratories to industry engagement programs are expected to help IUH students gain a clearer understanding of career opportunities and professional requirements in the field while they are still at university.
Highlights from the program:
