Mr.Believer
posted on 04/03/2025
Vietnam is set to host one of its most significant technology events yet. From March 12-16, 2025, Hanoi and Da Nang will welcome more than 1,000 experts, executives, and researchers for the International Conference on AI and Semiconductors (AISC 2025). As someone who closely follows the shifts in AI, semiconductor manufacturing, and industrial investment, I see this as more than another tech event. AISC 2025 could be a statement—a signal that Vietnam is positioning itself as a serious player in these high-value industries.
AI and semiconductor advancements are shaping the future of manufacturing, logistics, and digital infrastructure. The global semiconductor market surpassed $500 billion in 2024, and AI is playing an increasingly central role in how chips are designed and produced.
Vietnam has been positioning itself to benefit from this shift. In recent years, the country has attracted major investments in high-tech manufacturing and expanded its efforts in AI research and semiconductor development. The government has introduced policy incentives, workforce training programs, and partnerships with global technology firms to accelerate growth in these sectors.
AISC 2025 is a reflection of this momentum. It offers a rare opportunity for industry leaders to discuss challenges, explore new business opportunities, and strengthen partnerships in a country that is gaining attention as a potential hub for high-tech industries.
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The conference will host representatives from some of the most influential technology companies, including:
These companies are shaping the future of AI-powered chip design, semiconductor supply chains, and manufacturing innovation. Their presence at AISC 2025 highlights Vietnam’s growing role in the global technology ecosystem.
In addition to corporate leaders, AISC 2025 will also bring together government officials, policymakers, and research institutions to discuss strategies for fostering innovation, strengthening supply chain resilience, and advancing AI adoption in industrial applications.
At the heart of this event is Vietnam’s long-term strategy to build a stronger presence in AI and semiconductor technology.
From what I’ve observed, The Vietnamese government has identified these sectors as key drivers of economic growth and industrial modernization. Policies introduced in 2024 laid the groundwork for:
This strategy has already led to significant collaborations, including a partnership with NVIDIA to establish an AI research and development center in Vietnam.
At AISC 2025, leaders from the National Innovation Center (NIC), the Ministry of Planning and Investment, and top global firms will discuss how to build on these early successes and position Vietnam as a competitive player in high-tech industries.
AISC 2025 is not just a technology conference—it is also a business and investment forum.
Key discussions will focus on:
The event will also feature:
For business owners, investors, and industrial decision-makers, this is where you get direct insights on where the market is heading and who the key players are.
AISC 2025 is taking place at a time when Vietnam is trying to move beyond traditional manufacturing and into high-value technology sectors. The presence of leading AI and semiconductor companies signals growing confidence in Vietnam’s potential as an innovation hub.
For businesses, policymakers, and investors, this is an opportunity to connect with industry leaders, understand market trends, and explore new partnerships in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing technology markets.
The conversations at AISC 2025 will help shape the direction of Vietnam’s AI and semiconductor industries in the years ahead. For those looking to be part of that future, this is a moment worth paying attention to.
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