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The project on building a high-performance computing (HPC) center to support AI development in Vietnam in 2026–2035 has set the goal of bringing Vietnam into the top 3 in ASEAN and training 1,000 specialists in HPC and AI.
A Vietnamese songwriter’s viral hit has become a defining case in the global debate over art, authorship, and artificial intelligence.
The Vietnamese tech group CMC is shaping the country’s legal AI future through VLegal-Bench and CMC-AI-Legal-32B, pioneering open standards for domain-specific innovation.
Smartphones in 2025 didn’t blow minds with hardware, but AI turned them into powerful productivity tools.
Hanoi has begun applying AI-based traffic control systems on six major streets to manage signal timing dynamically, aiming to reduce congestion and create continuous “green waves.”
Aiming to build an inclusive digital ecosystem, MobiFone and CMC deepen their alliance to serve both national and business transformation goals.
Nguyen Anh Tuan, a pioneer in Vietnam’s digital journalism, is now a key global voice in shaping ethical AI through his leadership at the Boston Global Forum and AI World Society initiative.
Two engineers born in the 2000s from CMC Telecom outperformed over 1,000 teams nationwide with a real-world AI solution for dashcam video analysis.
Vietnamese AI leaders urge learners to shift focus from models to mastery - and start where it matters most: understanding real needs.
Vietnam may be late to tech, but not to thought leadership-if it dares to think big and lead with conscience.
Amid rapid advances in AI and automation, choosing a field of study that is less likely to become obsolete and “immune to unemployment” is a concern for many parents and students.
Vietnam launches a $310M HPC strategy to drive AI growth and train 1,000 experts by 2035.
According to Professor Le Anh Vinh, in the past, students could spend many days, even a whole week, pondering a difficult math problem. Today, however, many prioritize speed, are “lazy” to think, and want an immediate answer.
The new AI model delivers lightning speed, reduced token usage, and is free for users.
VNPT has officially introduced VNPT AI, a specialized subsidiary poised to become a national AI powerhouse.
Vietnam's AI Law outlines a development path focused on innovation, transparency and human dignity in the digital age.
The words of 2025, chosen by leading dictionaries, reflect a growing unease with AI, manipulation, and artificial emotion in the digital world.
The final round of the Vietnam–Japan AI Hackathon 2025 took place in Tokyo on December 13, bringing together eight outstanding teams from Vietnamese research groups and technology enthusiasts living and working in Japan.
Vietnam is aiming to cultivate three to four new strategic tech unicorns by 2030, with a sharp focus on AI, semiconductors, and green technology.
On December 10, the National Assembly officially passed Vietnam’s first-ever Law on Artificial Intelligence (AI), with 429 out of 434 deputies voting in favor (90.70%). The law will come into effect on March 1, 2026.