Technology

To actualise the strategic objective of cultivating and effectively deploying high-quality human resources, Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo mandates a comprehensive and decisive package of measures for education and training, prioritising postgraduate education.

Under increasing pressure from climate change and economic development activities, many coastal and island ecosystems are facing the risk of degradation. The application of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) enables rapid, accurate, and cost-effective data collection, thus contributing to ecosystem monitoring, biodiversity conservation, and the sustainable development of the marine economy.

The tokenisation of real-world assets could become a new means of capital mobilisation, helping to realise the objective of achieving double-digit economic growth in line with Politburo Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW. A key prerequisite is a market infrastructure that ensures legal certainty, transparency, and verifiability.

After a year and a half of implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW, science and technology, innovation and digital transformation have been placed at the centre of the new growth model. The next stage requires a sharper focus on delivering results, with a decisive shift from building mechanisms to creating products; from completing tasks to generating value; and from preparing conditions to making direct contributions to national development.

Watching films on free websites, downloading e-books or using unlicensed software were once common practices. As science-technology, innovation and the digital economy become drivers of national development, awareness of the value of intellectual property is also changing.

Three strategic technology products, including AI cameras, autonomous mobile robots, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are expected to produce initial commercial results as early as 2026, announced by Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Bui Hoang Phuong at the Government's June regular press conference on July 4.

At present, most enterprises in the field of science and technology remain small in scale, have limited resources, and face many difficulties in research and innovation activities. Experts say it is necessary to refine the support ecosystem and strengthen connectivity among the State, scientists, and enterprises to generate developmental momentum for this sector.

Surpassing nearly 600 entries nationwide, the three most outstanding technology solutions addressing urban waste and mobility barriers for persons with disabilities were unveiled at the final round of Grab the Future Hackathon 2026.

After one year and six months of implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW, the task is no longer merely to complete objectives relating to institutions, infrastructure or digital platforms, but also to prepare a workforce capable of mastering science, technology, innovation and digital transformation.

The microlearning solution developed by Talent Gate, a Vietnamese provider of online training and digital workforce development solutions, secured the Course Authoring Solution of the Year award at the 2026 EdTech Breakthrough Awards.

The 22nd International Precision Engineering and Manufacturing Exhibition & Conference (MTA Viet Nam 2026) opened in Ho Chi Minh City on July 1, bringing together global manufacturers and technology providers to promote innovation and business cooperation in the manufacturing sector.

Viet Nam is entering a period of very strong transformation in the labour market as the population is beginning to age, cheap labour is no longer an advantage, and artificial intelligence (AI) has entered every sector and profession. Urgently restructuring the labour market and strengthening adaptability are key solutions to ensure workers have opportunities for sustainable development.

FPT and Microsoft announced the expansion of their strategic partnership to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) adoption and innovation across Asia, particularly in ASEAN, Japan, and the RoK, on June 25.

Digital transformation in Viet Nam is increasingly reaching the grassroots economy, from retail shops and household businesses to small enterprises. As the digital economy expands rapidly, the adoption of technology is helping businesses broaden market access, improve productivity, and strengthen competitiveness, while becoming an essential requirement for sustainable growth.

Recognising the digital technology industry as a key economic sector, Ha Noi is actively leveraging its strengths and reforming its methods of operation to achieve breakthroughs one step at a time. Digital technology products and services are increasingly bringing visible changes across all sectors.

Amid deep global integration, strengthening international cooperation has become vital to access advanced knowledge, gradually master technology, and enhance domestic research capacity.

The legal framework for Viet Nam’s crypto asset market is being developed in phases under close regulatory oversight to ensure it aligns with the sector’s evolving realities.

From July 17 to 19, 2026, the Vietnam AI Innovation Challenge 2026 will take place in Da Nang, promising to bring together a large number of experts, start-ups, managers and other participants from Viet Nam and abroad.

After artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductors, quantum technology is emerging as a new technological battleground among major powers. This new development mindset is clearly reflected in Party General Secretary and State President To Lam’s request to complete a strategic-level project on quantum technology development.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Austria hosted the “Viet Nam Robotics Technology Day” on June 5, drawing VinRobotics alongside diplomats, representatives of international organisations, experts, tech enterprises, investors, and members of the Vietnamese community.