Re: ho+m nai co' gi` la. ho^ng

Ba'c ho^`'s logo se~ lo'ng la'nh tre^n chip P6 :-))))

tuna,

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http://money.cnn.com/2006/01/04/news/international/viet_intel.reut/index.htm?section=money_latest
Intel eyes $600 million Vietnam plant
Number One chip maker seeks to build $605 million facility, says
government official.
January 4, 2006: 10:57 PM EST

HANOI (Reuters) - Intel Corp., the world's largest microchip maker, is
seeking to build a $605 million plant in Vietnam to produce chips and
computer parts, a senior government official said on Thursday.

The application, which would make Intel Vietnam's first major foreign
investor in the field, was under consideration, said Phan Huu Thang,
head of the Planning and Investment Ministry's Foreign Investment
Department.

"We have just received the application, so it's not possible now to say
anything about the licensing," Thang said.

Once given the go-ahead by the ministry, which oversees foreign
investment, Intel would set up a Vietnam-based firm to build and run
the plant in a high-tech zone in Ho Chi Minh City, the country's
commercial Centrex.

A Science and Technology Ministry official said Intel intended the
output of the plant for export.

"This is a very high-tech project and if licensed, Intel will become
the first and the biggest foreign company to invest in Vietnam's high
technology," he said.

Vietnam has been accelerating investment in technology in recent years.
It spent more than $5 billion last year on importing machinery and
spare parts.

While major players have yet to arrive, the country's exports of
computers and electronics jumped 34.1 percent to $1.44 billion in 2005
from a year earlier, and it also spent $1.7 billion on electronic goods
and computers, government figures show.

Science and Technology Ministry officials said the licensing for Intel
(Research) would help draw more foreign investors, including those in
related businesses.

In December, Deputy Planning and Investment Minister Nguyen Bich Dat
said Vietnam expected to attract $6 billion in foreign direct
investment in 2006, including funds for major projects in high
technology and infrastructure.

Last year, the Southeast Asian country received $5.8 billion in foreign
direct investment, a rise of 38 percent from $4.2 billion in 2004, and
disbursement also rose 15.8 percent to $3.3 billion. Top of page

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