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Vietnam Data Center Storage Market Trends, Forecasts and Opportunities, 2019-2023 & 2024-2029, Profiles of HPE, IBM, Microsoft, Intel, Oracle, Cisco, SAP, and Toshiba

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Vietnam Data Center Storage Market Trends, Forecasts and Opportunities, 2019-2023 & 2024-2029, Profiles of HPE, IBM, Microsoft, Intel, Oracle, Cisco, SAP, and Toshiba

Dublin, Nov. 21, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The “Vietnam Data Center Storage Market by Region, Competition, Forecast and Opportunities, 2019-2029F” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. The Vietnam Data Center Storage… Article Source https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2024/11/21/2985446/0/en/Vietnam-Data-Center-Storage-Market-Trends-Forecasts-and-Opportunities-2019-2023-2024-2029-Profiles-of-HPE-IBM-Microsoft-Intel-Oracle-Cisco-SAP-and-Toshiba.html

Intel advocates for streamlined regulations and reduced restrictions for investing in Vietnam support fund

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Intel advocates for streamlined regulations and reduced restrictions for investing in Vietnam support fund

US chipmaker Intel has proposed simpler rules for administrative procedures and employment in Vietnam’s draft decree for the future Vietnam Fund for Investment Support. In a statement, Intel Products Vietnam (IPV) stated that they have already been classified as a high-tech company based on their investment certificates, and therefore suggested that no further documentation should … Read more

Vietnam loses opportunity for investment from Intel and LG Chem – Taipei Times

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Vietnam loses opportunity for investment from Intel and LG Chem – Taipei Times

Vietnam is facing a loss of multi-billion-dollar investments from major companies like Intel Corp and LG Chem Ltd due to a lack of investment incentives, according to a document from Vietnam’s Ministry of Planning and Investment. Intel had planned to invest $3.3 billion in Vietnam but requested cash support, which the country did not offer, … Read more

Lack of incentives leads to Vietnam missing out on investments from Intel and LG Chem, according to ministry document

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Lack of incentives leads to Vietnam missing out on investments from Intel and LG Chem, according to ministry document

According to a document from Vietnam’s investment ministry reviewed by Reuters, the country has lost out on investments totaling billions of dollars from companies like Intel and LG Chem due to insufficient investment incentives. Intel, for example, had proposed a $3.3 billion investment project in Vietnam but asked for 15% cash support, leading them to … Read more

Ministry document reveals Vietnam loses out on Intel and LG Chem investments due to lack of incentives – Reuters

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Vietnam has lost out on potential investments from technology giant Intel and South Korean chemical company LG Chem due to a lack of attractive incentives, according to a Ministry document. The document states that both companies had expressed interest in investing in Vietnam to produce electronics and batteries, respectively. However, they ultimately decided against it … Read more

Vietnam university lecturers receive AI training from Intel

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Vietnam university lecturers receive AI training from Intel

Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training has partnered with Intel to launch an artificial intelligence (AI) training course for university lecturers in Hanoi. This initiative is part of Intel’s Artificial Intelligence for the Future Workforce Program and marks the first collaboration between the Ministry and the global tech company as outlined in a memorandum of … Read more

Intel chooses Poland over Vietnam for $3.3 billion investment, Samsung eyeing India: ministry sources

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Intel chooses Poland over Vietnam for .3 billion investment, Samsung eyeing India: ministry sources

In a recent report by the Ministry of Planning and Investment, it was revealed that major global companies like Intel, LG Chemical, AT&S, Samsung, and SMC are either choosing to invest in other countries instead of Vietnam or are not considering any new investments in the country. The ministry highlighted that Vietnam’s current investment support … Read more

Vietnam welcomes Cisco’s new digital acceleration programme

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Vietnam welcomes Cisco’s new digital acceleration programme

Cisco recently announced the launch of the Country Digital Acceleration (CDA) program in Vietnam, which aims to collaborate with public and private companies to advance the country’s digitalization agenda. The program aligns with the government’s National Digital Transformation Program for 2025 and focuses on promoting economic growth, technological innovation, and cybersecurity resilience through improvements to … Read more