Last update 09:43 | 16/10/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – The HCMC National University earns VND180-200 billion a year from technology transfer deals. However, in most cases, the transfer is conducted in unofficial way; thus, the revenue is not commensurate with the real value.
Huynh Quyen, director of the Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer Center under the HCMC National University, said this is a common situation of many universities in Vietnam.
HCMC University is well known for its microchips – 8 bit, 32 bit microchips and peripheral IP core for chips designed by its ICDREC (Integrated Circuit Design Research & Education Center).
ICDREC has recently transferred the technology to Senvi Company for VND6 billion. Prior to that, it transferred to VHES VND3 billion. Tiếp tục đọc “Universities ‘take a roundabout route’ when transferring technology”
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