First Vietnam–South Korea AI and Semiconductor conference set to open
The first Vietnam–South Korea AI and Semiconductor Summit is scheduled to take place on November 12 at L7 West Lake Hanoi Hotel bringing together more than 400 delegates and over 50 semiconductor companies alongside research institutes universities and local representatives from both countries
The first Vietnam-South Korea AI and Semiconductor conference, VKAISS 2026, is set to commence, organized by the Authority of Digital Technology and Artificial Intelligence in collaboration with FPT Corporation, KAISA, and VINASA Semiconductor Industry Development Committee. The event aims to foster cooperation between the two nations in AI and semiconductors, capitalizing on their respective strengths in memory chips, semiconductor design, packaging, testing, and AI applications.
The conference will feature discussion sessions on human resource development and policies for collaboration, business networking activities, and a technology exhibition. Key participants include representatives from ministries, agencies, associations, and leading companies from both nations. The event is expected to strengthen cooperation in strategic technologies, particularly AI and semiconductors, and contribute to Vietnam's goal of achieving over $100 billion in industry revenue by 2040-2050.
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