The Ministry of Science and Technology has urged the Ministry of Industry and Trade to instruct EVN to implement the guidance on the application of electricity tariffs to data centres consistently nationwide and maintain uninterrupted electricity supplies to data centres.
Over the past year, the capital has accelerated efforts to move beyond simply applying digital technologies towards adopting data-driven governance, laying the groundwork for faster, more sustainable economic development.
The data centre is designed initially with about 60 MW of IT load to support cloud computing, artificial intelligence, big-data processing and high-performance computing, with potential expansion to 90 MW.
Việt Nam is attracting a growing wave of investment in large-scale data centres, but turning that momentum into a regional hub will depend on securing enough power, strengthening international connectivity and providing investors with a stable regulatory environment.
The five areas are digital technology, semiconductors, high-speed rail, energy and advanced materials and robotics and automation, based on an assessment combining patent data with indicators of innovation capacity.
For years, Việt Nam’s growth has been driven by manufacturing, exports and sustained foreign investment. As the economy enters a new stage of development, however, the focus is shifting towards higher productivity, innovation and stronger domestic enterprises.
Petrovietnam is stepping up digital transformation across the group, aiming to run production and business operations on digital platforms and build a group-wide digital ecosystem.
Organisations globally and across Asia-Pacific (APAC), including those in Việt Nam, increasingly view cybersecurity as a strategic investment that goes beyond protecting against cyber threats to help drive digital transformation, enhance business resilience and foster sustainable growth, according to a new global study by...
These developments highlight growing confidence in Vietnam as a destination for hyperscale, cloud, and AI infrastructure. The broader digital infrastructure ecosystem also strengthened during the period.
Data-sharing mechanisms between the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry of Science and Technology and the State Bank of Vietnam have significantly improved the monitoring of financial flows, particularly in...
The development of AI, data centres, the trend towards carbon neutrality, and the need to ensure energy security are reshaping the game for the electricity industry.
The nationwide census, conducted by the National Statistics Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Finance, recorded nearly 6.3 million active economic entities engaged in production and business, making it the largest economic census ever carried out in Việt Nam.
The changes are not only transforming how banks serve customers but also creating room to reduce compliance costs, improve government services and support broader economic growth.
Hà Nội’s power sector is accelerating the shift towards a data-driven smart grid, demonstrating how science, technology and digital transformation under Resolution 57 are being applied to modernise critical infrastructure.