The proposals, aimed at accelerating the growth of Vietnam's semiconductor industry, include:

• Collaborating on AI Chip Design: Leveraging Vietnam’s strengths in AI algorithms.
• Training and Technology Transfer: Cooperating in the training and transfer of AI chip design technology.
• 5G Technology Partnership: Partnering on the transfer of 5G technology.
• Expanding the GDC Model: Providing IT services on a global scale through the Global Delivery Center (GDC) model.
• Enhanced Cooperation and Technology Transfer: Enhancing cooperation and technology transfer to CMC and other local partners.

Samsung Chairman Lee Jae Yong acknowledged and appreciated all the proposals from Mr. Nguyen Trung Chinh, highlighting the potential for deepening collaboration in AI chip design.

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 Samsung Group Chairman acknowledged the proposals of CMC Chairman on collaboration to promote AI chip design development

Samsung commits to supporting the development of Vietnam's semiconductor industry

On July 3, CMC Chairman Nguyen Trung Chinh joined Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh's delegation in visiting Samsung's cutting-edge semiconductor complex in Gyeonggi Province.

Mr. Lee Jae Yong affirmed that Samsung will continue to prioritize Vietnam for expanding its cooperation and sustainable development initiatives, aligning with the spirit of "harmonized benefits, shared risks" as emphasized by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh. The Samsung Chairman noted the remarkable growth of the partnership over the past 16 years, underscoring that "Vietnam's success is Samsung's success, and Vietnam's development is Samsung's development."

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 Mr. Lee Jae Yong, Chairman of Samsung Group, welcomed Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and the Vietnamese delegation in Seoul, South Korea

Prime Minister Chinh expressed that Vietnam warmly welcomes and encourages major corporations like Samsung to invest in semiconductor and artificial intelligence technology, while also fostering a robust ecosystem for these sectors. He pledged that Vietnam will refine its policy framework, cultivate high-quality human resources, and develop the necessary infrastructure to optimally support these investment endeavors. The leadership of Samsung Group reaffirmed their strong commitment and determination to significantly invest in and support Vietnam's semiconductor industry.

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 Samsung Group's leaders took a photo with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and the Vietnamese delegation

Addressing the gathering at Samsung's Semiconductor Complex, CMC Chairman Nguyen Trung Chinh highlighted that CMC Global, a subsidiary, currently provides 1,000 experts for Samsung's GDC, ensuring top-tier global IT services. He emphasized that Vietnamese engineers meet Samsung's high professional and technical standards. CMC Chairman also proposed several key initiatives:

• Technology Transfer and Training: Supporting technology transfer and training initiatives, enabling CMC and other companies to supply high-quality human resources.
• Providing Experimental Equipment: Facilitating Vietnamese engineers' access to real production environments at Samsung's chip factories for learning and research.
• Supporting CMC University: Assisting CMC University in training high-quality semiconductor professionals.

CMC commits to collaborate with the Government and partners to prepare the necessary technical infrastructure to meet Samsung's investment requirements, ensuring seamless and successful collaboration.

PV