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semiconductor industry
Latest news related to the semiconductor industry.
Intel transfers chip manufacturing equipment: A boost to its goal of hiring 50,000 semiconductor engineers.
Through the handover of specialized equipment, Intel is supporting Vietnam in bridging the gap in practical training, meeting the urgent need for human resources in the global integrated circuit value chain.
Technology
The global semiconductor industry is projected to reach $1 trillion in revenue by 2026.
With record growth projected for 2025, the semiconductor industry is expected to soon reach trillion-dollar revenue thanks to the boom in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
The Prime Minister requested international businesses to help Vietnam develop its semiconductor industry comprehensively.
The Prime Minister requested that international semiconductor companies help Vietnam develop a comprehensive semiconductor industry, encompassing research, design, fabrication, and manufacturing, rather than just testing and packaging.
Changes to semiconductor admission regulations expand opportunities for potential candidates.
The Ministry of Education and Training has just issued a decision to amend the training program standards for the Semiconductor Integrated Circuits major, removing the rigid requirement for a minimum score of 8 in Mathematics.
How is China's semiconductor industry preparing to cope with new US sanctions?
To prepare for upcoming new US sanctions, Chinese semiconductor companies are increasing their purchases of foreign chip manufacturing equipment and seeking to form partnerships...
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