Centurion University of Technology & Management (CUTM) is making history! From June 22 to 25, 2025, they will be the first Indian university to participate in the Design Automation Conference (DAC) in San Francisco. This event is a major showcase for the semiconductor and design automation industry.
The theme for DAC 2025 is “Chips to Systems.” It will feature leading companies such as Siemens, Synopsys, and Cadence, all sharing their latest innovations in electronic design automation and semiconductor technologies.
Prof. D.N. Rao, CUTM’s Co-Promoter and Vice President, shared his excitement: “This is a proud moment for Indian academia. Our participation highlights our commitment to research and innovation.”
At the conference, CUTM will present various innovations, including:
- Chromite M SoC – a System-on-Chip development platform
- Digital Manufacturing for Apparel Tracking
- IOT-based solutions like CUTM Dome and Smart Polyhouse
- High-Throughput Plant Phenotyping Solutions
- Electric Control Unit (ECU) innovations
- Smart Retrofit Solution for Manual Lathe Automation
CUTM emphasizes a hands-on approach to education, with a focus on emerging technologies. The university offers over 150 career-aligned skill programs in areas such as:
- Chip Design and Manufacturing
- Blockchain and Generative AI
- Industrial IoT and Smart City Planning
With partnerships with over 50 industry leaders, CUTM ensures its programs remain competitive and future-ready. As they prepare for DAC 2025, the university aims to strengthen its global presence and foster a vibrant research ecosystem for students and faculty.
In a world increasingly influenced by technology, events like DAC are crucial. They not only showcase innovations but also reflect the shifting landscape of education and industry collaboration. As CUTM steps onto this international stage, it sets a new course for Indian educational institutions and their role in global tech advancements.
For more information on the conference and participating companies, visit the official DAC website.