Hey tech-savvy amigos! 🎉 Ready to shape the future of technology? According to Feng Dan, dean at the School of Computer Science and Technology at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, it's up to you! 💪
\"Technological development hinges on the contributions of youth, and the final outcomes will be determined by the skills they possess,\" says Feng. 🚀 She's rallying young innovators to dive into storage-related research to spark breakthroughs that could revolutionize the tech world. 🌐
But here's the challenge: there's a significant talent gap in China's storage research compared to the West. 😮 While North America boasts over 500 PhD students across more than 60 universities, and Europe has around 300 PhD students in over 40 universities working on storage tech, China has only about 100 students in this field across 10 universities. 🤔
Feng emphasizes the need to cultivate talents from two angles: training more personnel in basic research to achieve original breakthroughs, and nurturing engineering talents for practical applications, especially those who align with industry needs. 💡
The demand is massive, and companies are ready to invest big in young talent. 💰 Some enterprises are offering salaries as high as 2 million yuan (about $280,000) a year to attract top innovators! 🤑
So, amigos, if you're a young tech enthusiast looking to make your mark, now's the time to jump into the exciting world of storage technology. Who knows? You might just be the one to drive the next big breakthrough! 🤩
Reference(s):
Expert urges talent cultivation for breakthroughs in storage capacity
cgtn.com
