Việt Nam is stepping up efforts to build a quantum technology ecosystem as the Vietnam – Asia Quantum Summit 2026 brings together researchers, universities, businesses and international partners ahead of its main event in November.
As a leading centre for science, technology, and innovation, HCM City is taking proactive steps to build capacity for the quantum computing era, with a strong focus on developing talent to seize arising technological opportunities.
Now is the time for Việt Nam to move if it wants a place in the quantum value chain, according to Nguyễn Quốc Hưng, director of the Quantum Technology Institute under Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
As Việt Nam explores opportunities in emerging technologies, Dr Nguyễn Quốc Hưng, vice chairman of VNQuantum, shares his views with Việt Nam News on the country’s potential to develop quantum technology and its possible applications.
Quantum computing is advancing rapidly in the Asia-Pacific region, offering transformative potential but also raising urgent cybersecurity risks, experts warn.
One notable feature of the Quantum DxDragon is its spacious trunk, which has a capacity of up to 41 litres, providing users with maximum convenience for storage.
Featuring a youthful design, along with breakthrough technology, Quantum is suitable for all users, helping Việt Nam move closer to its goal of "green transportation”.
Nessar Vietnam Technologies Joint Stock Company and Quantum Corporation, one of the leading technology groups in the world has signed a strategic partnership agreement.
Viet Nam’s BB Group and the US’ Quantum Group will jointly develop a gas industry centre and a seaport in the central province of Quang Tri, according to an agreement signed by the two corporations and the provincial People’s Committee...