AI should be viewed as a comprehensive tool for manufacturing transformation rather than simply a technology for automated production lines or smart factories.
Minister of Science and Technology Vũ Hải Quân said the value of AI should not be measured by the number of strategies, models or pilot projects, but by improvements in public services, labour productivity, business performance and people''s quality of...
Around 95 per cent of organisations in Việt Nam had experienced at least one cybersecurity incident affecting business operations in the past 12 months, above the global average of 91 per cent.
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.
Companies could increasingly use AI agents to handle multi-step tasks, but moving from prototypes to production required changes in infrastructure, security, monitoring and workforce skills.
Việt Nam is among the markets where software developers report the strongest productivity gains from artificial intelligence (AI), according to Agoda’s AI Developer Report 2026.
With joint funding mechanisms, clear coordination channels and market-driven projects, technology cooperation between Việt Nam and Canada could move beyond the exchange of ideas, turning the two countries'' complementary strengths into a shared innovation ecosystem and creating fresh momentum for...
Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Hoang Minh said a safe AI future must be built on each country''s governance capacity and trust among partners. Việt Nam, therefore, wishes to work with China and ASEAN member states to contribute to...
AI is creating new opportunities for countries to develop world-class talent. Two international experts explain how Việt Nam can make the most of the opportunities ahead.
The forum called for stronger technology capabilities, skilled talent and domestic businesses to help Việt Nam move into higher-value segments of global technology supply chains.
The initiative represents a commitment of more than US$500 million in resources to support university students globally with the training, tools and certification they need to start building careers in cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI).
Việt Nam aims to build a stronger AI ecosystem and become a leading AI hub in ASEAN by 2030, targeting an AI economy worth 6 per cent of GDP and US$5 billion in annual exports of AI products and services.