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Vietnam’s largest wind project in Laos begins full commercial operation

The 600MW Truong Son Wind Power Complex went online just 15 months after construction began, marking a new milestone in Vietnam-Laos energy ties.

Petrovietnam pioneers STEM push for Vietnam’s tech-driven future

The state oil group is investing millions in digital STEM labs, aiming to shape the country’s next generation of tech talent.

Vietnamese AI steps onto the global stage with sovereign push

GreenMind, the first Vietnamese-focused LLM on NVIDIA NIM, proves the country’s AI is ready to join the global ecosystem.

CMC and VPBA align to drive Vietnam’s private sector transformation

At VPBA's 3rd National Congress, CMC's chairman urges deep investment in AI and innovation to empower the private sector.

Vietnam’s CMC breaks through global frontier with MSCI index entry

CMC enters MSCI Frontier Market Index and ranks among Vietnam’s Top 50 Best-Performing Companies.

Rosatom, PECC2 sign MoU on cooperation in nuclear power plant project

The MoU seeks to coordinate the two sides’ efforts in updating the feasibility study and site documentation for Ninh Thuan 1, which is set to become Vietnam’s first nuclear power plant.

Coca-Cola Vietnam project in Ho Chi Minh City ends after 30 years

The beverage giant closes its HCMC facility but continues operations at its new USD 136 million Tay Ninh plant.

CMC Telecom & Symphony forge cross-border connectivity and cloud transformation

Vietnam-Thailand strategic alliance aims to accelerate cross-border connectivityinfrastructure and fostering Cloud development to strengthen ASEAN’s digital capabilities.

SJC, Doji, Bao Tin Minh Chau, TPBank fined for unfair competition

Vietnam’s National Competition Commission penalizes gold traders and TPBank for misleading practices.

Vicem scandal: Four former executives indicted in expanded probe

Former Vicem deputy general director Ta Quang Buu and three others face charges in corruption case.

Google offers advanced AI tools in Vietnam for just $5/month

Google has officially introduced the AI Plus plan in Vietnam, allowing users to access its powerful Gemini model and other advanced tools for only $5 per month.

Former shipping giant deep in debt with VND5,500 billion in losses

Once a big name in sea freight, Orient Shipping and Trading JSC (OSTC), which is 49 percent owned by Vietnam Marine Corporation (VIMC), is now deep in the red. Auditors have raised doubts about the company’s going concern capability.

CMC Telecom secures dual CREST certifications and regional cybersecurity awards

CMC Telecom has officially been awarded the prestigious CREST certification for its Security Operations Center (SOC), marking a significant milestone in its commitment to world-class cybersecurity operations and global compliance.

State President attends Boeing–Vietjet aircraft handover in Seattle

As part of his bilateral activities in Seattle, US, State President Luong Cuong and a high-ranking delegation of Vietnam attended an aircraft handover ceremony between Boeing and Vietnamese carrier Vietjet at Boeing’s factory on September 21.

CMC Telecom wins dual cybersecurity honors at CybersecAsia Awards

CMC Telecom clinches top prizes for best data center and network security in its first-ever appearance at Asia-Pacific’s leading cybersecurity awards.

Vietnam ranks 10th globally in fixed Internet speed

For the first time, both fixed and mobile Internet in Vietnam are among the top 20 globally, with Viettel leading a surge in connectivity.

Vietnamese startups use AI to serve millions worldwide

With generative AI, firms like Gamota and Katalon are scaling globally, breaking language and time zone barriers.

Who will pay for EVN’s VND45 trillion shortfall?

Whether it comes from the state budget or electricity bills, the answer is the same: electricity users, mainly households and businesses, will ultimately bear the cost.

CMC shares Vietnam’s digital economy vision at UK forum

Vietnam’s leading tech group shared its growth roadmap at the Vietnam–UK Investment Forum.

Who will cover EVN’s $1.8 billion loss?

The state utility’s unresolved deficit raises the question: how can the burden be distributed transparently and fairly among consumers?