Vietnamese experts call for early investment in quantum technology as global powers intensify competition in the strategic sector.

Scientists from the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) have successfully developed nanovitexin from mung bean husks, creating a material with significantly enhanced properties compared to conventionally extracted vitexin.

Vietnam ranks among the world’s biggest mobile game producers, yet more than a decade after Flappy Bird, the industry is still searching for globally recognized brands that can stand the test of time.

Ho Chi Minh City is shifting its investment strategy from prioritising volume to attracting high-quality, high-impact technology projects, with a focus on semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), data centres and research and development (R&D).

The establishment of the Vietnam International Financial Centre (VIFC) and Da Nang’s innovation agenda could position the central city as a regional destination for technology entrepreneurs and investors, according to insiders.

US tech giant Intel recently marked its 20th anniversary in Vietnam and reaffirmed its commitment to investing 4.1 billion USD in the country.

New tax incentives taking effect in 2025 and 2026 are expected to provide significant support for science and technology enterprises, helping create new growth drivers in line with the Politburo's Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW.

CMC Corporation has gained a stronger voice within Japan’s business community after its chairman was appointed to a senior advisory role at Keidanren.

Vietnam's transition to IPv6 is inevitable, and those who move too slowly risk being left behind in the country's digital future, Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Pham Duc Long said on June 18.

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded in creative processes, it is transforming how artworks are conceived, produced and shared while creating fresh opportunities for the growth of digital art.​

As Vietnam targets double-digit economic growth throughout the 2026–2030 period, the Party and State have identified science, technology and innovation as key drivers of development.

Vietnam aims to establish at least 10 large domestic strategic technology enterprises by 2030 under a freshly-approved plan.

The central Vietnamese city sees semiconductors and AI as pillars of future growth, yet talent development continues to lag behind industry demand.

With the tightening of copyright enforcement, the profession of "mobile Windows installers" (cai Win dao) has nearly vanished, and many have abandoned the trade in recent years.

Lieutenant General Tao Duc Thang, president of Viettel, emphasized that Vietnam must determine a roadmap for autonomy and form enterprises capable of leading the entire national technology ecosystem.

Engineer Nguyen Anh Cuong and his team in Dong Nai spent two years developing an innovative water-based polymer coating for paper packaging that enables disposable cups to decompose almost entirely within six months.

A pilot program has begun to help wholesale and retail stores and household businesses embrace digital transformation, which is expected to support goods circulation and economic growth.

Vietnamese companies are increasingly integrating AI into daily operations as the technology shifts from a trial tool to a strategic growth driver.

CMC Corporation has appointed Mr. Dang Tung Son as Group CEO, marking a significant leadership transition as the technology group accelerates its ambition to become a global AI transformation company.

Lawmakers and experts gathered on June 15 to discuss how Vietnam can strengthen its materials and manufacturing industries for a new stage of development.