The two-day event in Da Nang city bringing together stakeholders to explore how technology and innovation can support the development of the hotel, restaurant and resort tourism sectors.
The participation of Vietnamese companies in OpenAI’s global partner network signals that the country’s technology sector is becoming more deeply involved in the global AI deployment value chain, moving beyond simply adopting existing AI tools.
The event, scheduled to take place from September 30 to October 2 in HCM City, is expected to feature nearly 100 domestic and international technology booths.
The hub will be serve as a venue for businesses, research institutes and universities jointly do research, test and develop products while connecting with investors.
On the sidelines of the UK-Vietnam High-Level Conference in Hanoi on August 12, H.E. Iain Frew, Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Vietnam, told VnEconomy / Vietnam Economic Times about Vietnam-UK cooperation in technology, strengthening multifaceted collaboration, and developing financial technology...
The capital is currently home to 221 science and technology enterprises, more than 1,000 innovative start-ups and nearly 11,000 digital technology companies.
The plan aims to develop biotechnology into a key foundational sector that drives innovation to support growth in agriculture and environment based on science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
The forum aiming to promote innovative initiatives, technology projects and advanced solutions while strengthening links between Vietnam and the global innovation community.
The Prime Minister's Directive No. 29/CT-TTg underscores the government's determination to accelerate Vietnam's digital transformation agenda and strengthen its innovation ecosystem as key pillars of long-term economic development and public sector modernization.
Under a project approved by the Government, Vietnam aims to form at least ten such enterprises by 2030 to serve as the backbone for the country’s digital transformation and the protection of its digital sovereignty.
Intel’s presence has created a powerful "spillover effect," driving Vietnam's semiconductor market scale to over $21 billion and attracting more than $14 billion in FDI across 240 projects.
Both sides identifying strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and digital infrastructure as key priorities for future collaboration.