Intel to expand investment in Việt Nam
Intel has committed to expanding its investment in Vietnam, focusing on workforce development and semiconductor ecosystem growth. Through strategic cooperation with the Ministry of Science and Technology, the company is relocating production lines from Costa Rica to HCM City, reinforcing Vietnam's role as a critical link in the global semiconductor supply chain.
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