The Vietnamese government publicly urged Intel to increase its investment in the country. Officials specifically requested expansion in semiconductor packaging and testing capabilities. This push supports Vietnam’s strategy to build its domestic chip ecosystem and deepen integration into the global supply chain.
The government also encouraged Intel to engage in local training programs for engineers. Furthermore, officials sought deeper cooperation between Intel and Vietnamese universities and research institutes.
Kenneth Tse, General Manager of Intel Products Vietnam, acknowledged Vietnam’s proactive semiconductor policies. While Mr. Tse did not commit to a specific new investment, he affirmed Intel’s continued support for the national strategy.
Intel will support the development of a high-quality workforce and specialized chips. This exchange underscores Vietnam’s growing importance as a tech manufacturing hub and highlights Intel’s ongoing strategic evaluation of its global supply chain.