Vietnam’s updated telecoms laws, and a sense that the country is welcoming more foreign investment in its technology sector, has led to a burst of deals in the Southeast Asian nation. The Communist-ruled country, with a population of 100 million, large labor force, and rising middle class, makes an attractive investment for global firms looking to reach new markets. The most high-profile deal of late has been from satellite company SpaceX, which has been trying to establish a base in Vietnam since at least last year. In February, news spread that SpaceX’s plans to provide satellite communication services to Vietnam via its Starlink satellites had been put on hold. The issue was Vietnam’s rules on foreign ownership of companies operating in…