South Korea’s SK Group is continuing research to explore large-scale investment opportunities in energy infrastructure and artificial intelligence (AI) data centers in Vietnam.
Many enterprises still encounter significant hurdles regarding processes, paperwork, circulation conditions, and the defined responsibilities of various parties—particularly concerning new products and advanced technologies.
Mr. Ilya Vladimirovich Kavelashvili, General Director of the Additive Technologies Business Line of Rosatom’s Fuel Division, speaks with Vietnam Economic Times/VnEconomy about the Russian group's technological strategy, especially its breakthrough in copper 3D printing, the transition from 3D printing to industrial manufacturing, and the prospects for developing Vietnam into a regional additive manufacturing hub.
The group is responsible for conducting research, surveys, and data collection, as well as assessing the current status and synthesizing domestic and international experiences to propose models and solutions suited to the central city’s developmental conditions.
To ensure the intellectual resources of the Vietnamese community in RoK are utilized effectively, the NA President Tran Thanh Man requested that the Vietnam Innovation Network in Korea become an "extended arm of intelligence and technology" for the country.
The two nations need to move beyond a "transferor-recipient" relationship toward a model of joint problem-solving, joint research, joint investment, and shared markets.
The building of Vietnam’s carbon market’s institutional, technical, and regulatory foundations has proceeded apace since the carbon exchange came into being on June 29, a recent forum heard.