HCMC authorities put forward a proposal to develop the Eastern Creative City during a working session with the Prime Minister early this month. 

Telcos, which ignored earlier advice on sharing infrastructure, have now changed their mind.

The system of facial recognition which identifies people with masks created by VinAI has sparked duscussion in the scientists’ community.

The Decision 13/2020 on the development of solar power in Vietnam was released by the government on April 6, 2020.

Thuocsi.vn of BuyMed, a startup, is expected to change the traditional medicine supply chain.

Netflix, the most popular movie and TV streaming service, has taken action to prevent account fraud.

All business fields have been affected by the epidemic, but IT firms are believed to have bright prospects as they have adapted to the new circumstances.

Vietnam’s readiness to join the fight against the coronavirus in the globe is reflected in its scientific activities.

Vietnamese-developed robots have been manufactured within a short time to be put into use in the fight against Covid-19.

Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Pham Cong Tac emphasized the significance of long-term investment in research.

Making its debut in March, EGOVC Jitsi, the video conferencing solution, now has more than 60 users.

The The Vietnam Cyber Emergency Rescue Center (VNCERT) and the Information Security Authority has released a warning about the security vulnerabilities of Zoom, the video conferencing app used since the Covid-19 outbreak.

Instead of rushing to build wind and solar power plants as seen a year ago, investors now have no other choice but to wait.

Scientists believe that community epidemiological research on anti-virus antibodies needs to be done to find suitable preventive measures to control the spread of COVID-19 before a vaccine is developed.

New experimental findings could help us solve one of the biggest mysteries about the Universe.

Ninety-three projects and startups are ready to provide technological solutions to help solve problems and assist frontline workers, isolated communities and indirectly affected people.

Technology firms and telcos are believed to be doing well thanks to the higher demand for technological solutions to organize the work-from-home regime. 

The technology of a Vietnamese startup is helping hundreds of thousands of people to
have access to online medical examinations with doctors via video calls.

If the robot is put into operation in a large scale, it will undertake a lot of work which is being done by medical workers

It may take businesses only several months to carry out digital transformation and process standardization instead of several years as once thought because of the impact of the Covid-19 crisis.