Science - Technology

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung stressed the need to prioritize resources for strategic technologies, core technologies and technology enterprises.

Intersec Shanghai 2026 officially opened in Shanghai, showcasing next-generation intelligent safety technologies ranging from AI-powered surveillance systems to advanced emergency-response and critical infrastructure protection solutions.

After more than six months of pilot use, E10 RON95 is gaining acceptance in Vietnam as real-world performance begins to ease initial concerns over compatibility and efficiency.

Vietnam’s laptop market is entering a new growth cycle, driven by the mainstream adoption of AI and rising demand for professional creative solutions.

Powered by AMD’s latest Ryzen AI platform, the new thin-and-light lineup brings on-device AI performance and all-day mobility to Vietnam’s evolving PC market.

Mercedes-Benz Vietnam announced a senior leadership transition as the brand approaches its 140-year global milestone and sets priorities for 2026.

The most significant achievement of science, technology and innovation lies not in single breakthroughs, but in a fundamental shift in mindset, thinking, approach.

Siemens and NVIDIA aim to transform industrial production with AI, tackling challenges, enhancing digital twins, and shaping next-generation factories.

At CES 2026, ASUS introduced its next-generation AI ecosystem, showcasing smarter AI-driven experiences for work, creativity and everyday life.

The 2025 VinFuture Grand Prize honored scientists behind the HPV vaccine, celebrating breakthroughs that have transformed global cancer prevention.

The “Michelin Beyond Performance” Media Day 2025 in Thailand showcased how innovation and sustainability are redefining the future of mobility in Asia Pacific.

The Vietnam International Electronics and Smart Appliances Expo (IEAE) will be held from October 30 to November 1 at Hanoi International Exhibition Center(I.C.E).

For the first time, Vietnam has introduced a product at the International Astronautical Congress 2025 (IAC 2025).

Saxony has officially inaugurated its Science Liaison Office in Vietnam, aiming to deepen academic cooperation and attract young talent to Saxon universities.

As businesses upgrade to Windows 11, durability, security, and AI integration are redefining the role of enterprise laptops in Vietnam’s market.

Vietnam’s homegrown missile systems, UAVs, radar, and electronic warfare vehicles will be featured at a grand parade on September 2.

Vietnam will adopt E10 nationwide from 1 January 2026, marking a major step in its shift toward cleaner, low-carbon energy.

ASUS has launched its second Exclusive Store in Vietnam, bringing hands-on tech experiences to Ho Chi Minh City.

Students in Vietnam are looking beyond specs and focusing on smarter, more portable laptops with longer battery life and built-in AI features. 

Vietnam is facing a historic opportunity to join the global semiconductor race. However, to seize this moment, workforce development must remain a top national priority.

The Government has officially released a new list of 11 strategic technology groups comprising 35 strategic technology products.

VGP - Qualcomm has officially announced that its third-largest Artificial Intelligence Research & Development (AI R&D) Centre in the world, after its centers in India and Ireland—will be located in Viet Nam.

Hoan My Academy, the Institute of Training and Research under Hoan My Medical Corporation, has signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with MRT Inc. and Lea Bio Vietnam. The agreements aim to promote cooperation in medical training, scientific research, and the application of advanced technology in healthcare.

From smarter laptops to breakthroughs in healthcare, artificial intelligence is redefining the way we work, create, and care for one another, signaling a new era of intelligent, energy-efficient, and deeply personalized technology.

VGP - The launching ceremony of a VND 500 trillion (US$19.23 billion) credit program for science, technology, innovation, digital transformation, and strategic infrastructure development was held in Ha Noi on May 29.

VGP - General Secretary To Lam has urged leaders of agencies, units and localities to strengthen direction and translate Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW into reality, in line with their specific conditions, while expand training in science, technology, innovation, and digital skills for civil servants, and fostering a culture of innovation across the political system.

Resolution 57-NQ/TW is a pivotal step for advancing science and technology, opening the door for Vietnam to enter a new era of national growth.

Since its inception seven years ago, Project 1665 has achieved significant milestones. All universities, academies, colleges, vocational schools, and 63 provincial/municipal Departments of Education and Training now have actionable plans to support student entrepreneurship.

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung emphasised that developing atomic energy, including nuclear power, is essential to achieving double-digit economic growth and supporting Vietnam’s green and digital transitions.

At the meeting, Director of HCMC C4IR Le Truong Duy shared the city’s vision to establish a world-class public-private technology exchange platform. This hub will serve as a gateway for cutting-edge technologies from the US, Japan, and the Republic of Korea to enter Vietnam, enabling collaborative innovation and creating valuable tech products for the global market.