Vietnam commits $1.08 billion to train 50,000 semiconductor engineers by 2030
Vietnam has underscored its ambition to develop a skilled workforce for the semiconductor industry.
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Vietnam has underscored its ambition to develop a skilled workforce for the semiconductor industry.
A number of localities are coordinating with manufacturers to train workers for the semiconductor industry, mostly in the basic stages of assembly and testing.
As Vietnam and the US enter a new phase of economic relations, American companies are preparing to offer an expansion in investments.
The future of the global semiconductor industry was the main topic of discussion at a symposium, entitled “Semiconductors Unleashed: The Backbone of Modern Innovation,” on December 18.
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