Departing at 7:30 AM in two buses, the students were accompanied by Mr Poh Li Zhe, Mr Alvin Lim and Ms Pa Pa Min as they headed to one of the region’s most prestigious innovation exhibitions. ITEX, known for showcasing over 200 cutting-edge projects from inventors, researchers, and entrepreneurs worldwide, offered the students a unique opportunity to witness real-world innovations firsthand.

During the visit, students took on the role of evaluators, judging at least three projects using official criteria. The experience aims to sharpen their critical thinking, improve presentation skills, and inspire better project design.

A simple trip — but a big step toward real-world innovation learning.

The exhibition featured 22 groups of students from various academic majors, including Information Technology and Engineering, showcasing innovative Artificial Intelligence solutions. Each project was developed with the integration of the Huawei Framework, highlighting students’ ability to apply industry-relevant technologies in real-world AI applications.

The exhibition served as a platform to demonstrate creativity, technical proficiency, and interdisciplinary collaboration among students. One outstanding group was awarded Best of the Best, with the winning team comprising Ms. Ko Shan Si, Ms. Koh Kai Xin, Ms. Lim Jia Qi and Ms. Lim Jia Shyuan.

The winning team members are:

Fernando Lim Jia Yee (FIST)

Sumedha Endar (FCI, MMU Cyberjaya Campus)

Do Wai Lung (FIST – Cloud Track)

The Huawei ICT Competition is a prestigious global contest that challenges students to demonstrate their technical skills, innovation, and problem-solving abilities in areas such as cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence.

This achievement brings pride to the university and highlights the continuous efforts of our students in excelling in industry-relevant skills and emerging technologies.

Once again, heartfelt congratulations to Fernando Lim Jia Yee, Sumedha Endar, and Do Wai Lung for their remarkable achievement. We wish them even greater success in their future endeavors.

The tournament, organized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Majlis Sukan Politeknik, was held from 12th–16th November 2025, featuring 838 athletes from 46 contingents across various higher education institutions in Malaysia.

Achievements:
Senior Female Kumite – Bronze
Team Female Kumite – Bronze

Your hard work and dedication have made us proud!

Prior to the visit, Bimage KL’s CEO, Mr. Don, had already proposed an exciting opportunity for MMU Final Year Project (FYP) students to experiment with Bimage’s construction-related software to explore new features that could address real industry challenges.

To ensure students gain accurate industry insight and validate whether their ideas align with real needs, a physical interaction session was arranged. Several FYP students attended the live demo and Q&A session, gaining valuable exposure to actual construction-tech problem statements.

This collaboration marks a meaningful step toward industry-driven learning and hands-on experience for MMU students.

Two new permanent positions under the International Graduate Program (IGP), a global Infineon program to attract highly qualified university graduates.  Fresh graduates or those with less than one year of work experience are welcome to apply.  Upon completion the 18 month program, the target role will be Specialist in Cloud-related areas.

Hiring link:

Below are the hiring guidelines from the IGP.
Please contact Mr. Aaron Lim if you have questions.

Infineon Technologies (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
IT ERP CDX CT
ShenKiat.AaronLim@infineon.com

The event was also graced by the presence of distinguished guests, including Mr. Nik Hishamuddin from MDEC, Mr. Hafifi Hafiz from the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), Mdm Nor Hasimah from INTAN, and Mr. Zaharuddin from Huawei Technologies (Malaysia).

Held as part of 91����’s continued efforts to support digital talent development, the Huawei Instructor Summit 2025 served as a platform to:

Strengthen Bonds – Building a supportive and enduring network of ICT instructors across institutions.

Facilitate Collaboration – Enabling educators to share best practices, challenges, and success stories.

Showcase Innovation – Highlighting effective and creative teaching methodologies in ICT education.

The summit was co-chaired by Ms. Delea Tan from Huawei Technologies and Dr. Nicole Lee from 91����, with the organizing committee comprising esteemed academics from 91����’s Faculty of Computing & Informatics (FCI) in Cyberjaya and Faculty of Information Science and Technology (FIST) in Melaka.

The summit welcomed 41 participants, including the committee members and educators from a wide range of institutions:

• City University
• INTI International College Penang
• Kolej Vokasional Sepang
• Politeknik Premier Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah
• SEGi University
• Southern University
• Sunway University
• TATI University College
• Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)
• Universiti Kuala Lumpur
• Universiti Malaysia Terengganu
• Universiti Malaya
• Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
• Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM)
• Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
• University of Nottingham Malaysia
• UCSI University
• Xiamen University Malaysia

The summit succeeded in enhancing professional development and reaffirming the shared commitment to empowering the next generation of ICT talent in Malaysia and beyond.

91���� is proud to be at the forefront of such impactful collaborations and looks forward to more partnerships that push the boundaries of innovation in education.