Thanks to favourable government policies, Vietnam is emerging as an attractive destination for semiconductor manufacturers.

Vietnam’s semiconductor industry is on the rise, with ambitious goals set for 2030. Experts believe the country must invest beyond chip design to achieve true technological independence.

VOV.VN - Many universities in Vietnam have announced the launch of new academic programmes related to semiconductor chip ...

According to the Asia Pacific Data Centre Construction Cost Guide 2025 released by Cushman & Wakefield released on February 4 ...

The surge in AI demand is significantly impacting plans on data centre investment and expansion in Vietnam as global tech ...

Intel, for example, has invested over $1.5 billion in its Ho Chi Minh City facility, making it the company’s largest assembly and testing site worldwide. According to Nikkei, Vietnam has become a ...

At the age of 18, Dang took out a loan of 80,000 New Taiwan dollars ($2,450) and flew to Taipei to join a semiconductor and ...

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Intel Corp. operates a chip assembly and test manufacturing facility in Ho Chi Minh City, and the country has also attracted the likes of Apple Inc. suppliers and Samsung Electronics Co. Samsung ...

Speaking on behalf of the Prime Minister, Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee Nguyen ... of major tech corporations like Samsung, Intel, Nvidia, Google, and Meta, alongside the ...

Intel (INTC) is climbing 8% today based on a report of a company potentially being interested in acquiring the chipmaker. News website SemiAccurate today reported that "about two months ago" it ...