We sincerely appreciate the contributions of all involved, from the company representatives to the NUS support staff, whose efforts ensured the smooth execution of the event and positive outcomes for the MSc STO program.

The session’s key highlights included an introduction to Micron Technology, an overview of memory architecture and landscape, and an in-depth exploration of memory and storage’s critical role in AI’s advancement. The lecture not only ignited thought-provoking discussions but also provided significant industry insights, effectively bridging the gap between academic studies and practical applications.

We are profoundly grateful to Mr. Ramanathan for delivering such an enriching experience and to Ms. Glenda Chong of Micron Technology for facilitating the guest speaker. We eagerly anticipate more industry-sharing sessions with Micron Technology, as we work together to develop talent for the betterment of society in the era of AI.

Prof. Biplab Sikdar, Head of the NUS Department of ECE, followed with an inspiring speech about the structure of the MSc STO program. He emphasized the importance of internships and projects as integral components of the curriculum, designed to equip students with practical, hands-on experience that will make them highly attractive to industry employers upon graduation.

The insights shared by both professors resonated strongly with the students and faculty, setting a positive tone for the exciting journey ahead.

Dr. Thareja ended the talk on a positive note, highlighting the bright future of Logic CMOS driven by the AI revolution, which is fostering new catalysts and opportunities for innovations in next-generation computing.

Numerous questions from the audience reflected their keen interest and enthusiasm. We are grateful to Dr. Thareja for sharing his expertise and insights. The talk undoubtedly enriched our understanding of the future trajectory of semiconductor technology and its exciting possibilities.