VNCHIP Institute’s Grand Opening Featured on HTV9 National Television

Vietnam’s First Cadence Certified Lab Marks a New Milestone in IC Design Innovation

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – June 5, 2025 – VNCHIP Institute is proud to announce that its Grand Opening Ceremony, held on April 24, 2025, was featured on HTV9 – National Television of Vietnam. The broadcast spotlighted VNCHIP’s landmark achievement as Vietnam’s first Cadence Certified Lab, positioning the Institute at the forefront of the country’s semiconductor development.

The Grand Opening celebration marked the launch of VNCHIP’s mission to become a central hub for integrated circuit (IC) design research, training, and production in Vietnam. In strategic partnership with Cadence Design Systems, VNCHIP aims to cultivate top-tier talent and deliver end-to-end semiconductor solutions.

“VNCHIP Institute aims to become a central hub for top talents in the semiconductor industry. We are committed to supporting both domestic and international organizations by providing comprehensive chip solutions—from research to practical implementation,” said the CEO of VNCHIP Institute.

This vision aligns with the national strategy to promote Vietnam as an emerging player in the global semiconductor supply chain. The feature on HTV9 included behind-the-scenes footage of VNCHIP’s state-of-the-art labs, expert interviews, and strategic insight into how VNCHIP and Cadence are working together to bridge academic research with real-world application.

VNCHIP’s role as a certified Cadence Lab not only enhances Vietnam’s engineering education landscape but also creates opportunities for domestic and international collaboration in high-tech R&D and IC design services.

About VNCHIP Institute:

VNCHIP Institute is a leading research and education center dedicated to integrated circuit design and semiconductor innovation. As the first Cadence Certified Lab in Vietnam, VNCHIP provides advanced training, cutting-edge design services, and acts as a catalyst for high-tech talent development and industry-academic collaboration