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The two countries deepen ties in technology, research, and digital transformation through a newly signed agreement.
Experts say a supportive ecosystem and quality of life are essential to attract and retain skilled professionals in Vietnam's chip industry.
A vibrant, multicolored ring encircling the sun stunned people in downtown Saigon, with many stopping to admire and photograph the phenomenon.
French tech group Thales seeks to partner with VNPT in Vietnam’s next major satellite launch.
91% of business leaders in Vietnam are exploring AI-specific roles, outpacing global trends.
Experts stress that superficial use of AI won’t work - Vietnam must invest in deep R&D and develop homegrown solutions to tackle its challenges.
Lam Research will donate its digital twin Semiverse platform to Vietnamese institutions to train a skilled semiconductor workforce.
AI could add $5 trillion to global GDP by 2030 - Vietnam aims to become a regional AI leader with bold initiatives.
Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung emphasized that Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IP Paris), with its leading research capacity and scale, will be a key partner for Vietnam.
The Australia–Vietnam Strategic Technology Centre (AVSTC) was officially launched on June 11 at the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) in Hanoi.
Translating resolutions into real actions requires strong State and enterprise participation. With the right policies, the private sector can make breakthroughs and become a solid pillar of the national economy.
ICISE gears up for a landmark space science center, with backing from Binh Dinh and foreign experts.
To close VN's critical semiconductor talent gap, 4 key strategies are needed: reforming policy thinking, designing and implementing strategic leadership programs, promoting interdisciplinary education, and attracting global semiconductor leadership.
The vaccine received official approval for use from Indonesia’s Ministry of Agriculture on April 23, following nearly three years of assessment. Indonesian company PT Biotis Prima Agrisindo, will act as the importer and distributor.
The organisers hope the competition will help shape a generation of exceptional engineers who will make significant contributions to Vietnam’s scientific and technological progress in this era of transformation.
The Ministry of Science and Technology introduces major R&D priorities to boost digital transformation, AI, and semiconductor manufacturing.
At a health innovation forum, the former German Vice Chancellor emphasized digital transformation over traditional infrastructure.
The draft Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation has drawn feedback on key issues including risk acceptance, special mechanisms for research, acquisition of technological know-how, and decoding advanced technologies.
The initiative, titled the Microchips Engineering and Security Alliance (MESA), aims to cultivate a high-quality workforce in the fields of microchip engineering and semiconductor security.
Noting that every AI command consumes physical resources and energy, Scott McDonald, a lecturer at RMIT University, said that “users should consider the necessity of each AI interaction”.