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Vietnam Digital Finance 2026 opens
The event focusing on building a smart, secure, connected and sustainable digital finance ecosystem.
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General Secretary and President To Lam proposes three pillars of cooperation with US enterprises
During a roundtable with leaders of major US firms in New York on September 23 (local time), General Secretary and President To Lam highly valued the views and proposals put forward by leaders of US corporations in science and technology, advanced manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, finance and investment.
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US robot maker targets $30m annual output from Vietnam plant
The new Bac Ninh facility marks AMC Robotics’ first manufacturing expansion in Vietnam, aiming for $30 million in annual output with trial production scheduled for early 2027.
Mastering core technology to elevate Vietnamese brands
Without mastering core technology and research and development, strong corporate brands will eventually fade while weak ones remain trapped at the bottom of global value chains, experts warned at a recent brand strategy forum in Hanoi.
Da Nang bridges innovation gap with Silicon Valley to power AI and semiconductor ambitions
A high-level delegation from Da Nang has secured key strategic partnerships in Silicon Valley, focusing on AI infrastructure, semiconductor training, and international venture capital to propel the central coastal city into a regional tech hub.
Turning research into application and impact
It is incumbent upon universities to be active in providing answers and solutions to facilitate national development.
Vietnam ranks sixth globally in electronics manufacturing capacity
The country accounting for 3.6% of global manufacturing capacity for electronic equipment and components.
Vietnam's semiconductor industry development index promulgated
The index provides a basis for monitoring and assessing the sector’s development, supporting state management and tracking progress toward industry development targets.
AI widely adopted in Vietnam’s businesses, but only 15% see revenue growth
AI is currently delivering much stronger improvements in individual productivity than measurable impacts on costs, revenue, or business models — and this is a challenge now facing business leaders.