Leading technology companies such as Viettel, VNPT, FPT, MISA, and VNG unveiled their most advanced products and solutions at the "80 Years of National Achievements" exhibition, held to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day (September 2).

Opening on August 28 at the National Exhibition Center in Hanoi, the event, themed “80 Years of the Journey Toward Independence - Freedom - Happiness,” runs until September 5. It celebrates Vietnam’s journey of defense, construction, and development under the leadership of the Party and the State.

Tech powerhouses make a strong impression

In the outdoor area of the Ministry of National Defense’s exhibition space, Viettel showcased an array of “Make in Vietnam, Made by Viettel” military technologies. These included heavy self-propelled artillery, anti-aircraft guns, air defense radar systems, long-range multi-purpose UAVs, anti-drone systems for modern warfare, secure communication systems, S-125-VT missile complexes, and Truong Son missile systems.

The 152mm heavy ground artillery on display is a mobile weapon designed to provide long-range fire support for infantry and armored forces. Meanwhile, the 57mm anti-aircraft guns are capable of defending key sites such as airports, ports, and factories from aerial threats including aircraft, helicopters, paratroopers, missiles, and UAVs.

These systems are integrated with ballistic computers, fire control technologies, and electronic warfare capabilities.

Beyond weaponry, Viettel also introduced several digital technology products such as 5G base stations, 5G chips, smart cities, smart factories, cybersecurity platforms, urban digitization tools, and virtual assistants.

These innovations underscore Viettel’s pioneering role in shaping a digital society and providing essential infrastructure for national digital transformation. The company is actively involved in developing nine strategic national technologies, including next-generation telecom networks, semiconductors, robotics, and cybersecurity.

VNPT made a strong impression with several standout solutions in digital governance, digital economy, and digital society.

The company focused on three core areas: First, AI solutions integrated into administrative systems, enabling intelligent kiosks to support public inquiries and streamline document processing amid a transition to two-tier governance models.

Second, VNPT introduced its in-flight Internet service, developed in partnership with Vietnam Airlines, offering passengers a modern, connected travel experience while showcasing the company’s strength in aviation telecom infrastructure.

Third, the company presented the VSTN terrestrial cable project, stretching 3,935km, connecting VNPT’s technical center in Da Nang with international data centers in Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. This strategic initiative expands VNPT’s international connectivity infrastructure, supporting digital economic development and ensuring the stability and security of Vietnam’s national telecom network.

Smart solutions enhancing everyday life

FPT participated in the exhibition with its “AI Nation” booth, offering visitors a broad view of how AI is transforming all aspects of socio-economic life, propelling Vietnam into a new digital era.

According to FPT’s Chief Technology Officer, Vu Anh Tu, “FPT began researching AI 13 years ago and has since developed a comprehensive AI ecosystem spanning infrastructure, platforms, solutions, and services. With hundreds of millions of monthly interactions, we hope to serve the nation and help Vietnam thrive in this new era.”

Visitors to the “AI Nation” booth experienced how AI is revolutionizing productivity and organizational operations. Demonstrations included AI agents for management and monitoring, Smart AI Cabins in automotive technology, QaiDora Vision (Q.Vision), and FPT AI surveillance cameras.

FPT has also built two AI factories - one in Vietnam and one in Japan - equipped with supercomputing AI infrastructure capable of processing trillions of operations simultaneously, turning data into valuable assets for organizations.

In terms of governance and operational AI, FPT showcased its FPT AI Agents platform, which supports multilingual capabilities in Vietnamese, English, Indonesian, and Japanese. This digital assistant helps improve operational efficiency by 67% and reduces costs by 40%, currently serving over 20 million end users.

One standout product was Libra, an AI legal assistant capable of searching official legal documents - even scanned files and hard copies - quickly and accurately, ensuring strict confidentiality. Libra aids organizations in boosting productivity, ensuring legal compliance, and advancing digital transformation.

FPT also introduced virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and 3D laser scanning solutions. The company hopes its innovative AI technologies will contribute to national growth in the digital age, supporting the government, businesses, and the community.

Meanwhile, MISA’s AI-powered robot team made a strong impression. These robots, equipped with advanced AI and a vast multidisciplinary knowledge base, performed roles ranging from tax advisors and digital assistants to receptionists, offering guests an interactive and engaging tech experience.

Their presence at the exhibition demonstrated MISA’s commitment to innovation and creativity. It also reflected the ambition to elevate AI technologies “Make in Vietnam” as part of the national digital transformation journey.

Digital content and cultural technologies take center stage

At the cultural industries zone, VNG introduced a unique exhibition space that retraced its 21-year journey of tech innovation, mirroring the country’s development.

Through its “Time Wall,” VNG chronicled four major phases: PC Internet, Mobile, Cloud, and AI - demonstrating its role in advancing national digital transformation and its global ambitions.

VNG’s booth was divided into “Independence - Freedom - Happiness” zones, symbolizing the company's growth alongside the nation. Visitors enjoyed interactive activities such as the massive “Love Vietnam” wall, competitive eSports tournaments promoting a healthy gaming culture, and gameplay experiences from popular titles like Gunny, Roblox - VNG, and Play Together VNG.

These activities not only showcased VNG’s technological capabilities but also fostered a strong sense of community and illustrated the vibrant culture and digital economy emerging 80 years after Vietnam’s independence.

VNG is investing heavily in AI across three layers: infrastructure, platforms, and applications. Alongside commercialization, it actively supports community-building initiatives to develop Vietnam’s AI ecosystem.

Appota and its subsidiary Gamota represented the creative entertainment sector at the software and games pavilion. Rather than presenting commercial products, Appota highlighted its core values and inspirational startup story, illustrating how it grew from humble beginnings into a top tech enterprise.

Their exhibition space, themed “Game is Good,” emphasized the intellectual, emotional, and imaginative value of gaming, and how the gaming industry contributes to national development in the digital era.

Appota and Gamota offered an immersive experience that encouraged national pride, inspired ambition, and motivated visitors to contribute to a stronger and more prosperous Vietnam.

Thai Khang