Vietnamese enterprises aim to master semiconductor technology

This is one of the important information just shared in the program "Exchange and sharing of experiences between the world's leading technology corporations and Vietnamese executives in the field of core technology 4.0", co-organized by Ho Chi Minh City National University and CT Group with the participation of many technology corporations and international universities, leaders of departments, branches and localities.

The program "Exchange and sharing of experiences between the world's leading technology corporations and Vietnamese operators in the field of core technology 4.0" was recently held in Ho Chi Minh City.

At the event, experts and executives also analyzed the opportunities and benefits of new semiconductor technology for Vietnam in the Industrial Revolution 4.0, the semiconductor industry is playing a very important role in many high-tech fields. "A thriving semiconductor industry will benefit Vietnam through economic growth, job creation, technological advancement and increased global competitiveness, making it a key driver for the country's prosperity and innovation" - Mr. Vinh Nguyen - former Vice President of ECI Technology shared.

Especially in the context of Vietnam's semiconductor technology under the light of Resolution 57, striving to master technology with international support. On December 22, 2024, General Secretary To Lam signed and issued Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo on breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation. Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW has created a strong wave, promoting the development of the semiconductor industry, and is a driving force for domestic enterprises to invest in development.

Mr. Wan Azmi - CT Semiconductor's Operations Director shared: "As a member company of CT Group, CT Semiconductor is a company specializing in ATP (Semiconductor Assembly - Test - Packaging), the first Vietnamese brand in this field. CT Semiconductor is determined to become a Vietnamese corporation that truly masters semiconductor technology."

Mr. Wan Azmi - CT Semiconductor Operations Director shared at the event

Discussing development strategies, research programs, education, and international cooperation opportunities, experts and speakers shared many important topics and contents at the Workshop such as: Smart manufacturing in OSAT companies and benefits for Vietnam; R&D strategy and process development; semiconductor research/education programs at international universities and Vietnamese student exchange programs...

Regarding the R&D and Process Development strategy, Dr. Changhang Kim - Research Professor at HanYang University shared: “To position Vietnam as a leader in the semiconductor field, businesses, universities and the Government need to coordinate closely. Companies need to upgrade OSAT capabilities, invest in AI-based process development and take the lead in applying 3D IC and chiplet packaging technologies. Universities should focus on developing advanced packaging curricula, conducting groundbreaking research on new materials and packaging processes, and building strong collaboration with businesses. Government initiatives and industry-academia partnerships will play an important role in promoting the development of the semiconductor packaging sector in Vietnam, addressing both current challenges and future opportunities.”

The event marked an important step forward in defining a long-term development strategy for the OSAT industry in Vietnam. CT Group is committed to continuing to invest in human resource training, scientific research and expanding cooperation with domestic and foreign partners. At the same time, the workshop also emphasized highly practical solutions for Resolution 57 to promote the OSAT industry, helping Vietnam gradually affirm its position in the global semiconductor supply chain. CT Semiconductor is a pilot model of Vietnamese brands in the global semiconductor industry.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/doanh-nghiep-viet-dat-muc-tieu-lam-chu-cong-nghe-ban-dan-185250314094444283.htm