Topic: semiconductor industry

Vietnam is leveraging its talented workforce while addressing policy challenges to attract semiconductor investment and build a competitive ecosystem.

In 2040-2050, Vietnam aims to become a leading country in the semiconductor and electronics industry.

Among the 50,000 personnel with university degrees or higher, at least 42,000 engineers and graduates will be trained.

The company has welcomed approximately 200 global customers to visit the factory and explore cooperation opportunities

The fund aims to train and upgrade the skills of approximately 40,000 engineers by 2030

Vietnam is emerging as a leading investment destination for the semiconductor industry, attracting significant capital and interest from international corporations that directly impacts its industrial real estate sector.

US Government has established a $100 million fund to support the development of the global semiconductor ecosystem.

Northern province studying policies on training human resources for the digital industry, particularly in chips and semiconductors.

Mr. Nguyen Quan, Chairman of the Vietnam Automation Association and former Minister of Science and Technology, tells VnEconomy / Vietnam Economic Times about Vietnam’s target of becoming a regional leader in chip production by 2030 with deeper participation in global production and supply chains.

Deals prove that US semiconductor businesses are positive about the industry’s prospects in Vietnam.