Vietnam’s chip production to benefit from Trump’s policies


Vo Xuan Hoai, deputy director of the National Innovation Centre. - Photo: bnews.vn

HANOI: Vietnam’s semiconductor production cooperation with the US will not be affected by Trump’s potential restriction of computer chip exports, according to Vo Xuan Hoai, deputy director of the National Innovation Centre.

US President Donald Trump’s administration is considering restricting artificial intelligence (AI) chip sales to China, Reuters reported.

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