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📢 Viet Nam's semiconductor industry revenue is estimated at US$18.23 billion in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 11.5 percent. ➡️ Viet Nam's semiconductor supply chain is in its early development stage, focusing on two main areas: chip design and assembly, packaging and testing. ➡️ There have been 174 FDI projects in semiconductor sector in Viet Nam with total registered capital of approximately US$11.6 billion. #investvietnam #tradevietnam #ipavietnam

📢 Viet Nam's semiconductor industry revenue is estimated at US$18.23 billion in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 11.5 percent. ➡️ Viet Nam's semiconductor supply chain is in its early development stage, focusing on two main areas: chip design and assembly, packaging and testing. ➡️ There have been 174 FDI projects in semiconductor sector in Viet Nam with total registered capital of approximately US$11.6 billion. #investvietnam #tradevietnam #ipavietnam

📢 Viet Nam's semiconductor industry revenue is estimated at US$18.23 billion in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 11.5 percent. ➡️ Viet Nam's semiconductor supply chain is in its early development stage, focusing on two main areas: chip design and assembly, packaging and testing. ➡️ There have been 174 FDI projects in semiconductor sector in Viet Nam with total registered capital of approximately US$11.6 billion. #investvietnam #tradevietnam #ipavietnam

📢 Viet Nam's semiconductor industry revenue is estimated at US$18.23 billion in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 11.5 percent. ➡️ Viet Nam's semiconductor supply chain is in its early development stage, focusing on two main areas: chip design and assembly, packaging and testing. ➡️ There have been 174 FDI projects in semiconductor sector in Viet Nam with total registered capital of approximately US$11.6 billion. #investvietnam #tradevietnam #ipavietnam

Malaysia aims to invest more than $100 billion in the semiconductor industry To know more about it read our full article here: https://lnkd.in/gph5A8Rv . . . . #cionews #newsdesk #dailynews #trending #Semiconductors #TechInvestments #MalaysiaTech #SemiconductorIndustry #TechGrowth #ChipIndustry #TechFunding #Innovation #TechNews #GlobalTech #SemiconductorExpansion #TechDevelopment #SemiconductorFund #MalaysiaInvestments #TechTrends

Our expert team just shared an outlook about Vietnam’s #semiconductor industry, highlighting the opportunities and predictions for the year ahead. Here are some key highlights: ✔Vietnam’s semiconductor industry is experiencing significant growth, driven by government initiatives, foreign investments, and strategic international partnerships. ✔A comprehensive development strategy outlines phased goals until 2050, aiming to build an autonomous semiconductor ecosystem. ✔Key government initiatives include Decision No. 1018/QD-TTg (2024), offering incentives for investment and R&D. ✔Vietnam’s semiconductor market is anticipated to grow to US$31.39 billion by 2029. ✔Enhanced global collaborations and shifting manufacturing trends away from China offer significant growth opportunities. Read the full article here👉 https://lnkd.in/gUB_MK2i

Just read this interesting news! The Malaysian government has announced that they're allocating a massive RM25 billion to fund the National Semiconductor Strategy (NSS). This initiative is geared towards supporting the development of our local semiconductor industry. It's exciting to see such a significant investment in our nation's technology sector. As we know, the semiconductor industry is a crucial one, and this strategy could open up new opportunities for our country. I'm thrilled to see how this could impact Trinity42 and our endeavors in the tech industry! Share your thoughts in the comments below! Let's discuss how this investment aligns with our vision for innovation and growth. #SemiconductorIndustry #NationalSemiconductorStrategy #Innovation #TechnologySector #FutureOfTech #Investment #Opportunities https://lnkd.in/gHTgyYCr

I recently read an insightful article shared by the Deputy Minister MITI about the future of Malaysia's semiconductor industry, highlighted during SEMICON Southeast Asia 2024. Here are my key takeaways: 1. Government's Strategic Role: The establishment of the National Semiconductor Strategic Task Force and the launch of the National Semiconductor Strategy underscore the government’s active role in shaping and supporting the industry. This initiative is set to ensure a secure and resilient global supply chain. 2. Collaboration Between Local and Global Firms: There is a strong emphasis on developing domestic technology companies through partnerships with global firms. The strategy aims to create significant Malaysian technology players and foster innovation alongside foreign direct investments. 3. Investment in Talent: The plan to train 60,000 engineers and ensure competitive wages highlights the importance of nurturing and retaining skilled talent. This is essential for the industry's growth and technological advancement. 4. Strengthening the Ecosystem: Malaysia’s robust ecosystem, including many precision engineering and equipment firms, will be further strengthened. The government’s initiatives in renewable energy, industrial standards, and infrastructure improvements will enhance Malaysia’s attractiveness as a global semiconductor hub. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s vision for the semiconductor industry offers a clear and promising path forward, blending innovation, talent development, and strategic governance to ensure sustainable growth in this critical sector. https://lnkd.in/gnb_vmAX #economic #warehouseautomation #semiconductor #automation

Malaysia seeks to attract at least $107 billion in investment for its semiconductor industry. To support its goals, the government will offer fiscal support of at least $5.3 billion to incentivize foreign investors and train 60,000 Malaysian engineers to meet industry demand.    https://lnkd.in/gMDxSEtr #csmalaysia #semiconductor

Both #Indonesia and #Malaysia recognised the importance of the #semiconductor industry and have implemented strategies to develop this sector. Here’s a comparison of their approaches: Indonesia’s Semiconductor Strategy: The U.S. State Department will partner with the Government of Indonesia to explore opportunities to grow and diversify the global semiconductor ecosystem under the International Technology Security and Innovation (ITSI) Fund, created by the CHIPS Act of 2022. Malaysia’s National Semiconductor Strategy (NSS): 1. Malaysia’s NSS is a comprehensive plan backed by US$5.3 billion (RM25 billion) in fiscal support and targeted incentives. The strategy calls for the establishment of ten local design and advanced chip manufacturing champions. 2. The NSS outlines an aggressive transformation plan for Malaysia’s semiconductor industry, investing RM25 billion in developing 60,000 engineering talent who are capable in integrated circuits (IC) design. At this point of time, it would seem that Indonesia has a lot of catch-up to do, and Malaysia has a more robust strategy in local development for the semiconductor industry.