🎓 MORE THAN 138 FACULTY MEMBERS AND STUDENTS JOIN FPGA KNOWLEDGE SHARING PROGRAM

As part of the 2026 Central Vietnam FPGA & MCU Design Competition, the Da Nang Semiconductor and Artificial Intelligence Research and Training Center (DSAC), in collaboration with Gowin Semiconductor and OneKiwi Technology, successfully organized an FPGA Knowledge Sharing Program, attracting more than 138 faculty members and students from universities and colleges across Central Vietnam.

The program provided participants with a comprehensive introduction to FPGA technology, the latest trends in the semiconductor industry, and the practical applications of FPGAs in electronics, embedded systems, automation, and artificial intelligence. Industry experts from Gowin Semiconductor and OneKiwi Technology shared valuable real-world experience, giving attendees firsthand insights into technologies and solutions currently used in the semiconductor industry.

🌟 The event featured lively discussions and interactive Q&A sessions, where participants engaged directly with industry experts on topics including FPGA design, career pathways, and employment opportunities in the semiconductor sector. Many active participants were awarded FPGA development kits, providing both recognition for their enthusiasm and practical tools to further develop their technical skills through hands-on learning.

🤝 The participation of faculty members and students from institutions such as Quy Nhon University, the University of Sciences – Hue University, and universities and colleges across Da Nang reflects the growing interest in FPGA, MCU, and semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) design. It also encourages the Organizing Committee to continue delivering industry-oriented training programs, strengthening partnerships with technology companies, and creating more opportunities for learning, innovation, and practical experience.

🚀 Through training programs, knowledge-sharing activities, and collaboration with industry experts, DSAC aims to inspire the next generation of engineers, encourage students to pursue research and innovation, and prepare them to become part of the rapidly growing semiconductor ecosystem in Central Vietnam and beyond.