DONG-EUI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Explores AI and Educational Innovation at University-Wide Workshop
CES 2026 expert Sun Lee delivered a keynote on AI educational innovation and talent strategies at Dong-ui Institute of Technology.
BUSAN, South Korea — On February 24, 2026, DONG-EUI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY hosted a university-wide workshop for all faculty and staff at the Jinri Building Convention Center.
The morning session featured a keynote address by author Sun Lee, titled "CES 2026: Innovation Has Already Begun in the Field." The lecture translated the complex shifts in AI, industry, and education into practical, field-oriented insights for university educators.
A central focus of the keynote was the profound implications of CES 2026 on higher education, urging a reassessment of current educational goals to align with the AI era. The session provided in-depth technical analyses of leading US and Chinese companies, including NVIDIA, AMD, OpenAI, John Deere, Caterpillar, Waymo, and Geely, as well as Best of Innovation Award winners. A particular highlight of the session was a technical breakdown of NVIDIA’s AI-dedicated Ethernet implementation using ConnectX-9, BlueField-4, and Spectrum-X to offload data transfer, security, and virtualization tasks, alongside the architecture that links 72 GPUs into a single unified computer via NVLink 6 and Vera Rubin NVL72 racks.
The lecture also covered The Boring Company, which provided essential transit solutions for CES attendees, alongside Tesla and SpaceX as critical, non-participating benchmarks and competitors, collectively highlighting how AI and autonomous systems are actively expanding the boundaries of traditional industries.
The workshop also addressed operational and pedagogical transformation through Audio-Visual-Data Technology (AVDT) frameworks, alongside targeted strategies to nurture "Super Technicians" within vocational colleges.
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