The event, scheduled to take place from September 30 to October 2 in HCM City, is expected to feature nearly 100 domestic and international technology booths.
The project is expected to help the central province gradually strengthen its participation in supply chains for semiconductor materials and other high-tech industries.
The proposed policy is seen as a significant step toward creating a stable domestic market for Vietnam's semiconductor design and manufacturing industry.
Vietnamese engineers are now capable of participating in almost the entire chip design value chain, including post-production testing and product validation.
Intel’s presence has created a powerful "spillover effect," driving Vietnam's semiconductor market scale to over $21 billion and attracting more than $14 billion in FDI across 240 projects.
The center strengthens Qualcomm Technologies’ global R&D network by leveraging Vietnam’s fast-growing technology talent base and enabling closer collaboration with local partners.
With a total investment of $145 million, Radiant Opto - Electronics Vietnam Nghe An Factory opens up strong development opportunities for the high-tech industry sector and attracting foreign investment to the central province.