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Expanding HCMC requires new public-private synergy for sustainable development

Dr Huynh Dat Vu Khoa, who grew up in HCM City in post-war period, says his childhood memories are tied to the green river, boat race festivals, and rice mixed with bo bo grains.

Government urged to create major tasks, challenges for top scientists

Noting that Vietnam’s science and technology focuses on basic research, experts say it is necessary to devote more attention to development-oriented studies, which would require the government to set major tasks for top scientists to solve.

A new beginning for red-crowned cranes in Vietnam

On April 20, the People's Committee of Dong Thap Province held a ceremony at Tram Chim National Park to welcome the red-crowned cranes. Attending the event was Vice Chairman of the National Assembly, Le Minh Hoan.

Rare spiral well uncovered during village renovation in Bac Giang

A unique wooden structure, possibly centuries old, was found beneath a community well in northern Vietnam.

President of Vietnam honors first Vietnamese woman to fly into space

President Luong Cuong sends heartfelt letter to Amanda Nguyen, celebrating her groundbreaking journey into space.

Vietnam urged to create IP bank for locally designed semiconductor chips

Experts propose a centralized IP bank for Vietnamese semiconductor designs to foster innovation and reduce dependency on foreign technology.

Apple urges iPhone users to update to iOS 18.4.1 amid security threat

Apple has released a critical update to address major security flaws that have already been exploited in targeted cyberattacks.

Vietnam activates its largest submarine cable with 50Tbps capacity

The ADC system connects Vietnam with key Internet centers in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan.

FPT sets bold 2025 goals, eyes AI and semiconductor breakthroughs

FPT Chairman Truong Gia Binh reaffirmed the group’s commitment to AI, semiconductors, digital transformation, and green transition, noting that these technologies will redefine the nation's global position and shape the future of the world.

Mobile Money pilot in Vietnam extended through 2025

The Vietnamese government has approved an extension of the Mobile Money pilot program, which allows payments for small-value goods and services through mobile telecom accounts, until December 31, 2025.

Vietnam targets 5G, satellites, and data centers in digital push

5G, cloud computing, and AI are among key focuses in Vietnam’s tech and digital strategy for 2025.

Vietnam eyes special visa, funding policies for global tech talent

Deputy PM Nguyen Chi Dung urges bold reforms to attract overseas Vietnamese and international experts in science and technology.

Vietnamese-American astronaut brings lotus seeds into space

Astronaut Amanda Nguyen will become the first Vietnamese-American woman to fly into space, aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard spacecraft, scheduled to launch at 8:30 p.m. on April 14 (Hanoi time).

Vietnam warns of trillion-dollar cybercrime threat

Cybercrime revenue reached $4.5 trillion in 2024, ranking third among global economies.

SpaceX must open local company to bring Starlink to Vietnam

Pilot program will last five years with plans to invest USD 1.5 billion nationwide

Vietnam’s National Data Center to go live on August 19

The government directs urgent preparations for the center’s launch, highlighting a digital transformation milestone.

Large language models to become prime hacker targets

LLM (large language models) powering virtual assistants in daily life are expected to become prime hacker targets this year and beyond, Vietnam Cybersecurity JSC (VSEC) experts predict.

Vietnam targets one in four government leaders to be science and tech experts

The government has committed to raising the proportion of leaders with scientific and technical expertise to at least 25% across all public agencies.

New iPhone 17 Pro details: camera strip stretches across back, no two-tone style

Apple’s latest flagship will feature a sleek redesign, but concept images online have exaggerated some details.

Fear grows as camera footage leaks raise alarms over IoT security

With hundreds of thousands of unsecured devices in circulation, surveillance cameras in Vietnam may be putting sensitive family moments at risk.