In its latest blog post, Meta updated the progress of its AI assistant, Meta AI, on a global scale, including Vietnam.

The Ministry of Information and Communications has issued the postage stamp series “Celebrating 70 Years of Hanoi's Liberation 10/10/1954 - 10/10/2024,” marking the eighth commemorative stamp on the theme of Hanoi's liberation.

Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh recently signed a decision approving the digital infrastructure by 2025 with a vision to 2030.

On October 9th, Vietnam’s Ministry of Information and Communications released a new postage stamp to celebrate 150 years of the Universal Postal Union.

Impersonating state agencies to appropriate people’s assets continued to be the burning issue related to online scams in the September 30-October 6 week.

With around 30 data centers and more on the way, Vietnam is becoming a hub for cloud and data storage, supported by favorable regulations and growing digitalization in the economy.

AI (artificial intelligence) transformation is just one period of the digital transformation process that helps businesses become more intelligent.

According to a recent Navigos Group survey, more than 62% of companies in Vietnam are offering salaries 10-50% higher for AI professionals compared to other IT positions.

Vietnam is at the forefront of technology with the imminent deployment of Meta AI, as the nation also grapples with new threats of credit card information theft.

The pay-TV sector in Vietnam has seen a remarkable increase in subscribers, reaching 21 million in 2024, reflecting a 14% growth compared to 2023, according to statistics shared by the Ministry of Information and Communications.

Meta’s President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg says it is one of the the two significant new mile stones in Meta’s commitment to Vietnam.

MobiFone and Ericsson signed in Hanoi on October 2 a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on establishing a 5G Innovation Hub at MobiFone’s premises in Vietnam.

Southeast Asia is becoming a new battleground for cloud service providers, with Google, AWS, and Microsoft pouring billions into the region as cloud and AI demand soars.

Vietnam’s international Internet connection, disrupted earlier this year, will be fully restored by October. Repair efforts on the IA, APG, and AAE-1 cables are progressing, bringing the country’s Internet infrastructure back to full capacity.

Hanoi is set to introduce a controlled experimentation (sandbox) framework, aiming to rapidly harness technological advancements and propel the entrepreneurial spirit within the city.

As online impersonation scams continue to rise, Vietnam’s Information Safety Department (Ministry of Information and Communications) has issued new warnings about this growing threat in the cyber landscape.

Vietnam's 8-grade jump in the GCI (global cybersecurity index) shows the country’s improvements in both awareness and actions compared with four years ago, experts have said.

Many institutions are developing LLMs (large language model) and SLM (small language model) of their own through AI integrated workstations to protect security and limit data training costs.

The Authority of Information Security (AIS) under the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has warned that scammers are using the names and images of major enterprises and brands to create fake sale promotions.

The National Assembly Standing Committee on September 24 discussed the draft law on amending and supplementing some articles of the Law on Advertisement, scheduled to be submitted to the National Assembly for the first time at the eighth session.