5G is gradually becoming part of everyday life, creating specific changes to urban governance, production organisation, and people’s daily lives. The successful deployment of 5G is also an important benchmark for assessing the effectiveness of strategic digital infrastructure.

The 5G mobile network is expected to become a “data highway” for the digital economy: faster, more stable, lower latency, and capable of connecting more devices. It is an important foundation for smart cities, smart manufacturing, and the digital economy.

According to experts, while 4G ushered in the internet era, 5G is expected to become a powerful driver of deep and robust digital economic development. However, the commercialisation of 5G is no easy task, given the heavy investment costs, long capital payback periods, and the level of readiness across society as a whole.

Viet Nam has climbed to the world's 10th place for fixed broadband internet speeds, its highest ranking since Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index began in 2017, the global internet speed testing company has reported.

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung called for aggressive sci-tech adoption in production to enhance product value during a meeting with ministries and agencies in Ha Noi on September 9 to discuss strategic technological products for immediate development.