VietNamNet Bridge - Microchips with RFID (radio frequency identification) have the potential to become a key economic sector.

VietNamNet Bridge - HCMC, the only locality in Vietnam that has a made-by-Vietnam chip’ dream with its IC industry development program, is meeting big challenges in commercializing products.

The Vietnam National University Integrated Circuit Design Research and Education Center (ICDREC) has made an 8/16/32 byte microprocessor, but it is still too early to say whether it will have commercial potential.

VietNamNet Bridge - The Vietnam National University Integrated Circuit Design Research and Education Center (ICDREC) can provide chips to satisfy domestic demand, but it has to take a detour to reach that end.

The cooperation between Vietnamese chip designer and Japanese CM Engineering is worth more than just a commercial contract. This is Japan’s recognition of Vietnamese hi-tech achievements.

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese scientists have created high-quality chips but are less sure of how to sell and market them.

Vietnamese engineers have the capacity to create good computer microchips at competitive prices, but face challenges launching their products on the market because of the perception that “made-in-Vietnam” means low quality.

 VietNamNet Bridge - Several government-level projects worth dozens of millions of US dollars have been produced the first "Made-in-Vietnam" chips.

 VietNamNet Bridge – A memorandum of understanding for co-operating in developing HCM City's semi-conductor industry was signed last Friday.