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.
Semiconductor serves as a foundation for expanded cooperation between the two countries in areas such as AI, digital healthcare, digital education, and fintech.
At a conference on August 4, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh sets a target for the semiconductor sector to be capable of independently designing, manufacturing and testing key semiconductor chips by no later than 2027.