Vietnam Bridges Gap Between Chip Research and Commercialization
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Vietnam Bridges Gap Between Chip Research and Commercialization

Vietnam's semiconductor industry shows remarkable progress, projecting over $21 billion in revenue and attracting over $14 billion in foreign investment by 2025. With around 60 chip design companies and over 7,000 engineers, the nation is now focused on bridging the gap between research and commercialization.

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