Việt Nam is moving from digital transformation to AI transformation, but success will depend on its ability to build a workforce ready for the new era.
Schmidt said Việt Nam has the potential to become a leader in artificial intelligence, citing its talent pool and growing commitment to innovation and technology development.
Viettel Group has announced that its Hòa Lạc 2 Data Centre has become the first digital infrastructure facility in the Asia-Pacific region to integrate NVIDIA H200 GPU supercomputing systems.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping global markets, corporate strategies, and investment opportunities, creating a new divide between winners and losers, experts said at SSI’s Gateway to Vietnam webinar.
Deputy PM Hồ Quốc Dũng suggested Việt Nam and the EAEU establish a policy dialogue forum on the responsible use of AI, data protection standards and cybersecurity.
Many businesses are seeking to adopt AI but still face difficulties in ing suitable solutions, mobilising implementation resources and evaluating investment efficiency.
Ericsson has been recognised as the leader in Growth and Innovation in Frost & Sullivan’s ''Frost Radar: 5G Network Infrastructure, 2026'' report for the sixth consecutive year, reaffirming the company’s position in the global 5G market.
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Văn Thắng on Friday called on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to expand co-operation with Việt Nam in digital infrastructure development, cloud computing and high-quality workforce training.
Currently, 62 per cent of Vietnamese organisations risk losing value from their AI investments due to ''AI infrastructure debt'', the accumulation of shortcuts, gaps and compromises that arise when companies deploy AI without a strong foundation.
Việt Nam faces urgent pressure to revamp its FDI strategy as AI reshapes global investment, shifting focus to technology, talent and innovation ecosystems over cheap labour
The project is expected to have a total investment of about $2.1 billion and will be implemented by a joint venture between AIC, Kinh Bắc City Development Holding Corporation (KBC) and other partners.
The banking sector is expected to see a new wave of recruitment this year after major layoffs in 2025 as lenders brace for strong credit growth while accelerating digital transformation.