Vietnam plans to build first semiconductor plant
Although American industry leaders have warned about high costs, Vietnam is in negotiations with chip makers to increase investment in the nation and perhaps develop its first chipmaking factory.
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Although American industry leaders have warned about high costs, Vietnam is in negotiations with chip makers to increase investment in the nation and perhaps develop its first chipmaking factory.
Thorough preparations, especially in human resources training, are needed for Vietnam to anticipate opportunities of the semiconductor industry expected to continue growing rapidly in the coming time.
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