Amid growing global demand, fragile supply chains and intensifying geopolitical conflicts, Vietnam is rapidly emerging as one of the most promising players in the global semiconductor landscape, a seminar heard in Ho Chi Minh City on July 2.

As the main city of the central region, Da Nang possesses significant potential and advantages to become a national high-tech centre, with a strategic focus on semiconductors and artificial intelligence (AI).

VOV.VN - Hiroshima University of Japan and University of Idaho of the United States on June 4 jointly launched a specialised training programme for Vietnamese semiconductor engineers.

Vietnamese Consul General in Guangzhou Nguyen Viet Dung has called on Chinese technology firms to expand cooperation with Vietnam in AI, semiconductors, IoT, digital transformation, and clean energy while addressing a recent seminar on promoting bilateral investment, trade, science and technology, and innovation ties.

VOV.VN - Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung encouraged Rapidus, a semiconductor manufacturer of Japan, to initiate cooperation projects in Vietnam, during his working session with the leadership of the firm in Hokkaido on May 28.

VOV.VN - Vietnam boasts great potential for semiconductor industry development, and it is ready to attract global tech giants into this strategic industry, said Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung during his working session with the leadership of Kioxia Holdings Corporation in Japan’s Mie Prefecture on May 27.

VOV.VN - The National Innovation Centre (NIC), in collaboration with the Embassy of Vietnam in Singapore, Meta Corporation, and the Southeast Asia Semiconductor Industry Association, organised an investment forum in Singapore on March 20 to promote Vietnam as a destination for innovation and strategic technology.

VOV.VN - Vietnam will send a delegation to participate in the Semiconductor Southeast Asia 2025 Exhibition (SEMICON SEA 2025) to be held in Singapore from May 20 to 22, according to the National Innovation Center (NIC).

VOV.VN - Deputy Minister of Finance Cao Anh Tuan discussed the possibility of cooperation between Vietnam and Intel in developing the semiconductors and Artificial Intelligence ecosystem during his meeting with Sarah Kemp, vice president of International Government Affairs for Intel on May 13.

CT Semiconductor, a subsidiary of CT Group, has begun the second phase of construction on what is set to become Vietnam’s first semiconductor chip factory fully owned by a domestic company.