Việt Nam needs to accelerate investment in reliable energy supplies and sustainable infrastructure to support the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and data centres.
EVNHANOI is using AI-powered thermal cameras to monitor substation equipment in real time, detect overheating and prevent power outages, supporting Việt Nam’s digital transformation goals under Resolution No 57-NQ/TW.
Vietnamese businesses need to improve data transparency and adopt a more collaborative approach to working with overseas partners to integrate more deeply into global value chains.
Việt Nam should focus on practical applications, talent development,and cybersecurity while building international partnerships to develop its quantum technology ecosystem, rather than attempting to establish the entire value chain.
The three-day event, which included conferences, thematic seminars and exhibitions, provided an opportunity for residents and businesses to engage with digital technology, while fostering a spirit of innovation throughout the community.
Science and technology, digital transformation and innovation must become key drivers of productivity, product quality and added value, helping the industry strengthen its position in international markets.
Completing digital infrastructure, strengthening digital architecture, improving connectivity and raising data quality are essential to improving management, administration and public services.
With the theme "From architecture, platforms and data to tangible results and enhanced national governance efficiency", this year’s event emphasises the transition from merely building architecture, platforms and data to effectively leveraging digital resources.
Capital flows into AI and data centres are looking beyond location and prioritising infrastructure quality, developer capabilities and their ability to meet stringent operating standards.
Gross domestic product (GDP) rose 9.95 per cent in the third quarter over the same period last year, accelerating from growth of 8.15 per cent in the first quarter and 8.81 per cent in the second quarter.
Nguyễn Ngọc Dung, chief of office of the Việt Nam Data Association, discusses how Việt Nam can turn its vast data resources into economic value by building the technology, businesses and markets needed to support a data economy.
Smartphones have overtaken PCs as the main gateway to the internet for users across the Asia-Pacific, but the growing amount of sensitive information stored on mobile devices is raising concerns over cybersecurity, according to Kaspersky.