Công nghiệp bán dẫn Việt Nam trước cơ hội ‘trăm năm có một’

Changes in the Vietnamese semiconductor industry

Over the past 20 years, Vietnam's microcircuit design industry has developed very rapidly. According to Dr Le Quang Dam, after US President Joe Biden's visit to Vietnam in September 2023, the impetus for promoting high-tech cooperation between the two countries is huge, with semiconductor industries dominating.

CEO Marvell Technology estimates that by 2025, Vietnam will have about 60 companies in the field of microchip design. However, the distribution of firms is uneven, with 85% of enterprises being headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City. City of Hanoi There's a human resource growth rate of three to 30 percent.

asdsa Dr. Le Quang Dam at the Global Innovation Forum of Vietnam

Compared to 2000, Vietnam had only about 30 engineers in the field of design. But in just five years, from 2005 to 2010, the number of Vietnamese semiconductor engineers has increased rapidly.

Dr. Le Quang Dam commented: The government Vietnam has set a target of having 50,000 engineers in the semiconductor industry by 2030, including 15,000 for design.

Specifically, the number of engineers growing depends on the supply of semiconductor manpower. [citation needed] Marvell expects in the current period growth rates to be around 20 percent.

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Dr. Le Quang Dam sees this as an opportunity for Vietnam to develop in the midst of geographical conflicts political Resolution 57 set clear direction and development goals for science and technology, including the microchip industry.

The determination of enterprises is also an important factor, especially in engineering science - a field that requires close coordination between government policy and university curricula and consensus and commitment from both domestic and foreign businesses.

"Vietnam is facing a very good opportunity. This opportunity does not come by itself, but we have to create it", said Le Quang Dam. "We have a clear strategy, there is interest from the Government and Vietnamese or Vietnamese-origin engineers, talents in the industry or outside of the sector, also need to unite to together create value for the country".

Dr. Lê Quang Đình was the Chief Technical Officer of Marvell Technology in Silicon Valley before returning home in 2013 to carry out a mission to build the Marvell Vietnam Office from scratch.

Over two decades working abroad, the CEO of Marvell Technology Vietnam has been associated with top names in the industry such as Miranda Technologies, Gennum, ATI Technologies, AMD, Broadcom, Marvell Technology.