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The ARM Malaysia On-Demand Training 2025

The ARM Malaysia On-Demand Training 2025 was held from 27 to 30 October 2025 at the Auditorium Murad Mohd Noor. The program was organized by ARM Malaysia in collaboration with Universiti Sains Malaysia, with the objective of enhancing participants’ understanding of ARM technologies, including processor architecture, system-on-chip (SoC) design, GPU systems and graphics fundamentals.

A group of 19 fourth-year students from the School of Physics, with the majority majoring in Semiconductor and Electronics, attended the first two days of the program. Throughout the sessions, we gained first-hand exposure to the latest developments in ARM processors and embedded system applications. We also gained foundational knowledge of ARM Cortex-A, R, and M architectures, ARM Mali GPUs and basic concepts of System-on-Chip (SoC) design. The career sharing and Q&A sessions further provided valuable insights into industry pathways and professional development opportunities.  The training featured a series of engaging technical talks and sharing sessions conducted by experienced ARM engineers, who delivered not only in-depth technical knowledge but also valuable insights into industry practices. The sessions effectively bridged theoretical understanding with practical application and deepening our appreciation for semiconductor and embedded system technologies.

In addition, the opportunity to learn alongside working engineers and industry professionals made the experience more meaningful. It allowed us to observe real-world perspectives, understand professional expectations, and see how classroom concepts are applied in actual engineering settings. The direct engagement with ARM engineers provided inspiring exposure to current technologies and career pathways in the field. Overall, the program was a highly enriching and motivating experience that strengthened both our technical competence and professional awareness.

By: Rosaini Binti Zulkeple
Final-Year Student, Electronics and Semiconductor Track,
School of Physics, Universiti Sains Malaysia