Việt Nam needs to accelerate investment in reliable energy supplies and sustainable infrastructure to support the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and data centres.
Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Quốc Dũng said Decree No. 101 aims to promote technology transfer while strengthening state management through lists of technologies encouraged, restricted or prohibited from transfer.
The programme aims to boost domestic capabilities and competitiveness in agriculture and environmental industries through strategic technologies and biotechnology, supporting green and sustainable farming.
Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Quốc Dũng urged coordinated effort to modernise agricultural production, strengthen data infrastructure and improve market transparency.
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.
Đồng Nai is gradually building a competitive investment environment with focus are on upgrading industrial park infrastructure, transport networks, electricity and water supply, domestic supplier networks and a fast, transparent investment administration system to strengthen the city’s competitiveness.
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.
As of October 26, around 41.18 per cent of the budget for science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation has been disbursed. This amounts to VNĐ21.69 trillion (US$824 million) out of a total of VNĐ52.68 trillion, leaving a substantial sum to...
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...
During the event, Vietnamese companies will showcase processed foods, agricultural produce, seafood, spices, confectionery, coffee, tea and other beverages, while international firms will present goods from overseas markets.
Rather than seeking one partner for an entire field, VAST matches each partner’s strengths to specific links in the technology chain. Its president, Professor Trần Hồng Thái, outlines how that approach could help Việt Nam shift from learning and receiving...
HCM City and India are seeking closer cooperation in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, digital infrastructure, research, and high-quality human resource development, building on growing ties and a new partnership between HCM City and Mumbai.
Bilateral meetings between leaders of the Ministry of Science and Technology and international partners are also expected to be held on the sidelines of the event.
The ministry has approved two research and development projects in September, proposed by military-run Viettel Group and state-owned Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT).
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.