The Government is drafting a national strategy for the materials industry through 2030, seeking to shift the country''s competitive advantage from abundant natural resources to technological capability and high-value manufacturing.
These industries are strategically important to Việt Nam''s industrialisation and modernisation, as well as to strengthening domestic industrial capacity and the country''s participation in global value chains.
Việt Nam and Singapore have taken another step to strengthen semiconductor cooperation, with new partnerships focusing on investment, R&D and workforce development.
FPT Corporation has released a global study on how enterprises are scaling artificial intelligence (AI) and the challenges of moving beyond pilot projects.
To prepare for a new generation of FDI attraction in line with Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW on the development of the foreign-invested sector, the city is expanding its high-tech development space.
Construction of the Meiko Yên Quang Semiconductor Manufacturing Plant officially commenced on Thursday at Yên Quang Industrial Park in Thịnh Minh Commune, marking another major foreign investment project in the northern province of Phú Thọ.
The new facility builds on Qualcomm’s 2025 launch of an artificial intelligence R&D centre in Việt Nam and will operate as a broader innovation hub focused initially on artificial intelligence and system-on-chip (SoC) development, the company said.
Intel is relocating part of its semiconductor production lines from Costa Rica to its facility in HCM City-based Saigon High-Tech Park, signalling a deeper commitment to Việt Nam as a primary strategic pillar in its global manufacturing network.
Regarding Cooler Master’s proposals, the provincial leader said Bắc Ninh is ready to offer tax incentives and reductions in line with existing regulations if the project meets criteria.
Vietnamese companies have also gradually joined the global value chain by improving their capabilities in chip design, production and related services. Notably, a semiconductor chip manufacturing plant project developed by the Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel) has already...
Circular No. 30/2025/TT-BKHCN clearly stipulates the conditions and technical standards applicable to used equipment imported into Việt Nam, with the aim of ensuring safety, energy efficiency, environmental protection, and alignment with the sustainable development orientation of the domestic semiconductor industry.
Việt Nam is stepping up efforts to develop its semiconductor industry through cooperation with ASML, the world’s leading semiconductor equipment manufacturer from the Netherlands, according to the Ministry of Finance (MoF).
Located in Hòa Lạc High-Tech Park on a 27-hectare site, the plant will serve as national infrastructure for semiconductor research, design, testing and production.
The centre will organise intensive, practice-oriented training courses and assist universities in chip design activities, with a view to developing a highly skilled engineering workforce for this essential industry.
The establishment of the centre not only strengthens Việt Nam’s technological self-reliance, but also reinforces its position as a promising destination in the global semiconductor value chain.