Việt Nam needs to accelerate investment in reliable energy supplies and sustainable infrastructure to support the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and data centres.
UEB Vice Rector Nguyễn Thị Hồng Thúy said the global financial system is undergoing profound transformation, with fintech, artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud computing, digital assets and open finance reshaping the delivery and supervision of financial services.
The programme aims to boost domestic capabilities and competitiveness in agriculture and environmental industries through strategic technologies and biotechnology, supporting green and sustainable farming.
Professor Dr Trần Xuân Tú from the Institute of Information Technology at Việt Nam National University Hà Nội has urged the capital city to make targeted investments in universities and research to advance strategic technologies.
The competition attracted more than 1,800 secondary and high schools across all 34 provinces and cities, with over 2,900 entries – the highest number since the programme was launched in Việt Nam in 2019.
Dr Tú Anh of VinUniversity discusses the importance of managing expectations, maintaining macroeconomic stability and using digital transformation to improve Việt Nam’s growth prospects.
With this golden opportunity at hand, the time to act is now. However, the country must accelerate the sector''s development, as the chance is narrowing given the rapid pace of AI growth.
The programme has three components: AI training for teachers, career guidance and digital safety for parents and students, and practical AI courses for high school students.
Tây Ninh Province is promoting green production and digital transformation to improve industrial efficiency and strengthen competitiveness amid rising environmental standards.
AI is transforming workplaces, but experts say human judgement, critical thinking and the ability to apply knowledge to real-world problems will remain essential as technology accelerates.
Under Decision No. 1951/QĐ-TTg signed by Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Quốc Dũng on Thursday, the project targets to produce at least 20 key strategic technological products in the 2026-35 period.
The Government must the most favourable environment possible which is transparent, fair and secure so businesses can invest, operate, innovate and grow with confidence.
Tasks must be closely aligned with the industry''s development needs, focusing on strategic technologies and products, as well as technological upgrades that enable enterprises to adopt and apply research findings.
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