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EMIN supports Tektronix at TekDay 2024.

04/03/2024 15:14:13

The TEKDAY 2024 HANOI event by TEKTRONIX will take place on April 23, 2024, at the 6th Floor, NIC Building Hanoi.

At this event, you will have the opportunity to meet and directly engage with top experts from TEKTRONIX, providing you/your partners with the chance to experience and gain a deeper understanding of TEKTRONIX's advanced technology products and solutions.

Unlock the potential of next-generation semiconductor technology.

The electronics and semiconductor market is witnessing a transformative shift driven by innovations in Artificial Intelligence, mobile technology, and Green Energy. Artificial Intelligence has emerged as a dominant trend, with AI integration into devices such as laptops and smartphones becoming commonplace. This has opened up new opportunities in developing smart applications, high-speed data communication, and enhancing energy efficiency.

In the semiconductor industry, power electronics is becoming the fastest-growing and most robust sector. This new technology is being widely applied in areas such as electric vehicles, energy storage applications, and flying taxi projects. The electronics industry focuses on efficiently generating, transmitting, and consuming energy, with particular emphasis on developing new semiconductor materials such as Silicon Carbide and Gallium Nitride.

Tektronix is a leading innovator in the Electronic Measurement & Testing industry, boasting over 80 years of experience and close collaboration with top partners and research institutions. We are committed to fostering innovative advancements by providing essential technologies to serve the industry.

EMIN is honored to be invited to TekDay, a workshop dedicated to researchers, technology experts, and anyone interested in the semiconductor and power electronics industry. Join TEKTRONIX to explore the potential of next-generation semiconductor technology at this event.

Time:

23-04-2024 | Tuesday 9:00 am – 4:30 pm

Location:

6th Floor, NIC Building Hanoi

Alley 7 Ton That Thuyet, Cau Giay District, Hanoi

Some pictures taken at the event:

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