Hội thảo Diễn đàn đo lường Keysight (KMF) 2024

Ngày 15/11/2024 vừa qua, EMIN GROUP và 3 đơn vị MITAS, ASIC, NDV phối hợp cùng Keysight tổ chức hội thảo Diễn đàn đo lường Keysight (KMF) tại khách sạn JW Marriott Hà Nội

Keysight Measurement Forum (KMF) is an important event of Keysight Technologies held across Southeast Asia to share technology trends and innovations in the industry. This forum brings new knowledge about 6G technology, advanced circuit design, and high-speed digital. This is a place that connects businesses and experts in the electronics and semiconductor value chain, striving to find solutions for field inspection areas.

Since November 2014, Keysight Technologies is a subsidiary separated from Agilent Technologies, officially operating with full functions and authority to operate the electronic measurement equipment segment of the former Agilent. From here, all product names, documents, and certifications bearing the Agilent brand name were renamed Keysight.

And since November 2020, EMIN has officially become a direct distributor of Keysight in Vietnam.

At the conference, experts from Keysight shared about breakthroughs in the fields of 5G, 6G, Semiconductor Circuit Design and High-Speed Digital Technology. In addition, attendees will also have a hands-on experience with many of Keysight's most advanced equipment in the showroom area, including the exhibition booths of EMIN Group and other partners.

During the organization, the EMIN GROUP team and Keysight's senior experts are pleased to bring you the latest updated knowledge in the field of measurement and testing such as 6G and 5G connection technology. NTN, High Speed Digital and Semiconductor Circuit Design.

Once again, EMIN GROUP would like to sincerely thank you for your interest in attending the event.

Below are the images we captured at the conference:

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