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The groundbreaking ceremony was graced by the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung, President of Ho Chi Minh City’s Vietnam National University, Vu Hai Quan, and Deputy Minister of Science and Technology, Pham Duc Long. This event marked a significant milestone and a step forward in Vietnam’s semiconductor industry development. With an investment capital of approximately 100 million USD for phase two, the facility will cover 30,000 square meters within the CT Group High-Tech Development Centre in Thuan An, Binh Duong Province. This includes the cost of constructing a clean room, purchasing machinery and equipment, and acquiring intelligent factory management software. Scheduled to commence operations in the final quarter of 2025, the plant is projected to attain an impressive annual capacity of 100 million chips by 2027. CT Semiconductor’s CEO, Azmi Bin Wan Hussin Wan, shared his vision at the ceremony, stating that by September 2025, the first chip will be fully assembl...

In an interview with Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reporters based in Phnom Penh, Sao Sokha painted a portrait of Vietnam as a nation characterized by diligence, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to peace. He emphasized the country’s deep-rooted love for peace and its dedication to safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity. These inherent qualities, according to Sao Sokha, played a pivotal role in Vietnam’s landmark triumph, which not only transformed the nation but also inspired global movements striving for national independence. Delving into Vietnam’s history, Sao Sokha acknowledged the unfortunate reality of foreign powers exploiting the country’s territory as a battleground for ideological and political conflicts, as well as a testing ground for advanced weapons. Despite these challenges, Vietnam has emerged victorious and now stands as a shining example of resilience and unity. Sao Sokha commended Vietnam’s contemporary role as a convening power, bringing t...