Vietnam to Produce Key Chip Material, Accelerating Shift to Tech-Intensive Industry
Vietnamese tech firms are increasing investment in strategic technologies, aiming to shift from manufacturing and assembly to high-value-added industries. Domestic production of semiconductor materials could be a crucial step in accelerating this transition.
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