Viet Nam and Russia promote cooperation in strategic technology research
Viet Nam-Russia scientific and technological cooperation is heading toward specific research tasks tied to strategic technology development, workforce training, and technology transfer.
Hue strengthens links between government, researchers and businesses to bring research to market
02:49From heritage conservation and the digital economy to better governance and improved services for citizens and businesses, Hue is facing a range of development challenges that call for solutions from science, technology and innovation. The key question is how these real-world needs can be translated into relevant research tasks, and how research results can then move into practical application, production and the market.
Hue advances data-driven urban governance
03:49More than 1.3 million accounts, nearly 800 cameras, over 80 dashboards and more than 985 data tables are now being used across Hue's smart urban ecosystem. The city is advancing digital transformation in urban governance by integrating data directly into monitoring, supervision and day-to-day administration. From citizen feedback and camera feeds to socio-economic indicators, multiple data sources are gradually being connected, standardised and used through shared digital platforms.
Viet Nam and Russia promote cooperation in strategic technology research
Viet Nam-Russia scientific and technological cooperation is heading toward specific research tasks tied to strategic technology development, workforce training, and technology transfer.
Viet Nam and Assystem discuss cooperation in developing nuclear power capacities
This was the key takeaway from the reception and working meeting between Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Le Xuan Dinh and Stéphanie Aubarbier, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Assystem, on October 8, 2026, aimed at promoting cooperation in the fields of atomic energy, nuclear power, and human resource development.
Minister Vu Hai Quan: Nuclear safety is the paramount requirement, zero error allowed
"In nuclear development, safety must be the top priority, and there is no room for error." This key message was emphasized by Minister Vu Hai Quan during a working session with the Agency for Radiation and Nuclear Safety on October 7, 2026.
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Hue strengthens links between government, researchers and businesses to bring research to market
02:49From heritage conservation and the digital economy to better governance and improved services for citizens and businesses, Hue is facing a range of development challenges that call for solutions from science, technology and innovation. The key question is how these real-world needs can be translated into relevant research tasks, and how research results can then move into practical application, production and the market.
Hue advances data-driven urban governance
03:49More than 1.3 million accounts, nearly 800 cameras, over 80 dashboards and more than 985 data tables are now being used across Hue's smart urban ecosystem. The city is advancing digital transformation in urban governance by integrating data directly into monitoring, supervision and day-to-day administration. From citizen feedback and camera feeds to socio-economic indicators, multiple data sources are gradually being connected, standardised and used through shared digital platforms.
Viet Nam and Russia promote cooperation in strategic technology research
Viet Nam-Russia scientific and technological cooperation is heading toward specific research tasks tied to strategic technology development, workforce training, and technology transfer.
Viet Nam and Assystem discuss cooperation in developing nuclear power capacities
This was the key takeaway from the reception and working meeting between Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Le Xuan Dinh and Stéphanie Aubarbier, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Assystem, on October 8, 2026, aimed at promoting cooperation in the fields of atomic energy, nuclear power, and human resource development.
Minister Vu Hai Quan: Nuclear safety is the paramount requirement, zero error allowed
"In nuclear development, safety must be the top priority, and there is no room for error." This key message was emphasized by Minister Vu Hai Quan during a working session with the Agency for Radiation and Nuclear Safety on October 7, 2026.
Viet Nam prepares for the next generation of Internet infrastructure
02:41The Internet has become essential infrastructure for the digital economy and digital society. As online services expand and billions of devices come online, IPv4 address space is increasingly constrained, while emerging technologies such as IoT, 5G, 6G, cloud computing and AI are placing greater demands on Internet infrastructure. IPv6 was developed to address these limitations. With its vastly larger address space, it enables broader connectivity, supports new digital services and provides a foundation for the next generation of Internet infrastructure.