Vietnam's First Chip Plant Faces Delays, ASML Deal Unconfirmed
Vietnam's first semiconductor manufacturing plant is unlikely to meet its 2027 target, with sources indicating that a key equipment supply deal with Dutch firm ASML has yet to be finalized, raising concerns about the project's progress.
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