Mexico seeks to develop chip suppliers and certify 20,000 technology students
Mexico's Ministry of Economy agreed with Canieti to convene semiconductor companies to identify projects that could be developed in Mexico and to learn about the obstacles their suppliers face. In parallel, the Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency (ATDT) aims to certify at least 20,000 students in the second cohort of its technology training program, with courses designed around companies' hiring needs. Both efforts were presented at Canieti's National Convention.
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- Economy and Canieti will convene semiconductor companies to identify viable projects in Mexico and the obstacles their suppliers face.
- Official Luis Enrique Vázquez Rodríguez pointed to opportunities in integrated circuit design and validation, testing and packaging.
- The ATDT aims to certify at least 20,000 of the 32,000 enrolled in the second cohort of its AI training center.
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