Global AI experts gathered in Hanoi to tackle the urgent ethical and safety questions raised by artificial intelligence’s rapid rise.

The Cybersecurity Law 2025 introduces “data security” for the first time, reinforcing safety in the digital economy.

A maritime training simulator system developed by Viettel High Tech has officially received the highest classification from DNV (Det Norske Veritas), a globally recognized maritime certification organization.

Discovered in 1969, Vuon Chuoi in Hanoi’s Hoai Duc commune reflects nearly 4,000 years of continuous habitation, spanning key prehistoric cultures from Phung Nguyen to Dong Son.

With an initial technological base and timely policy support, Vietnam’s space sector is now poised for significant breakthroughs.

The Ministry of Science and Technology has approved a programme to promote Vietnam’s transition to IPv6-only from 2026 to 2030, aiming to accelerate full adoption and reinforce the nation’s digital infrastructure.

A seminar presenting and assessing the preliminary results of the second Vietnam-Russia joint survey on Vietnam’s continental shelf, conducted using research vessel Akademik M.A. Lavrentyev, was held in Hanoi on November 21.

Vietnam is well placed to seize opportunities from the burgeoning growth of the UAV sector, with the domestic market projected to reach 2–3 billion USD by 2030, targeting 10 billion USD in revenue and 1 million jobs by 2035, according to experts.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Science and Technology has proposed labeling AI-generated content and imposing fines of up to 2 billion VND for violations under a new draft law.

With data positioned as a national asset, 12 major databases are being integrated to support digital governance and socio-economic development.

Technology’s future depends not on how powerful AI becomes, but on how wisely and compassionately we choose to guide it.

The advanced specialization brings CMC Telecom closer to Microsoft’s Managed Partner tier and unlocks new international collaboration opportunities.

Cybersecurity autonomy is emerging as Vietnam's top priority in the digital age, as the country aims to reduce dependence on foreign technologies and protect its critical infrastructure and citizen data.

Low-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) will become as common as road vehicles in the future and must be strictly managed with identification codes, according to experts.

Associate Professor D.Sc. Nguyen Thi Mong Diep, a senior lecturer at Quy Nhon University, has been listed among the world’s top 2% most influential scientists in 2025 by the US’s Stanford University.

According to Marc Woo, Country Director of Google Vietnam, the nation is now asserting its place as a global app powerhouse, boasting the highest revenue growth in Southeast Asia.

Vietnam has moved up from fourth to third place in ASEAN in terms of mobile internet speed, according to the Speedtest Global Index.

Many of the world’s leading scholars are expected to attend the 2025 VinFuture Sci-Tech Week, slated for December 2–6, to discuss key future scientific trends, helping highlight Vietnam’s role in the global innovation network.

Experts support merging Vietnam's two key cybersecurity laws to streamline legal frameworks and better protect national digital infrastructure.

Do Thi Ngoc Linh, plastic surgeon at Viet Duc Hospital, Le Diep Linh, Vice Director at the Centre for Craniofacial and Plastic Surgery, 108 Military Central Hospital, are awarded the Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.