📊Executive Summary

The launch of the Vietnam National Multi-Project Wafer Coordination Centre on June 26, 2026, marks a significant step towards enhancing Vietnam's role in the global semiconductor supply chain. This initiative is part of the government's strategy to boost technological self-reliance and develop a national infrastructure for chip prototyping. The centre aims to reduce prototyping costs and development time, supporting the emergence of Vietnamese-made chip products. It will provide shared infrastructure for design, trial production, and testing, ultimately contributing to Vietnam's position in the semiconductor value chain by 2030 and beyond. This development is crucial for procurement teams as it indicates potential new sources for semiconductor components and highlights the growing importance of Vietnam in the global electronics landscape....