Zventus Opens Center of Excellence in Baja California
Zventus has announced the launch of its new Center of Excellence (CoE) at the Instituto Tecnológico de Ensenada, opening on September 25, 2025. This initiative aims to drive innovation by leveraging advanced technologies such as AI, cloud-based solutions, and robotics, while also developing a skilled workforce in Baja California, Mexico. announced in a press release.
The collaboration with ITE, a key part of Mexico's largest higher education system, will provide students with hands-on experience through the Programa DUAL work-study model. This model combines theoretical learning with practical training, allowing students to spend 80% of their time gaining industry experience at the Zventus CoE. This approach is designed to enhance job prospects and drive innovation in the region.
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