The Make in Vietnam Digital Technology Product Award 2026 will now include a category for artificial intelligence, as announced by the Ministry of Science and Technology. This initiative aims to boost domestic AI development and enhance productivity. The award invites businesses to register by October 15, with the ceremony planned for later this year.
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Vietnam’s AI Strategy Positions the Nation as Asia’s Next Innovation Hub
Vietnam has set an ambitious course to become a formidable player in the global artificial intelligence landscape. The government’s recently approved National Strategy on Artificial Intelligence to 2030, with a vision extending to 2045, outlines a sweeping transformation. The plan shifts the country’s approach from simply embedding AI into products and services to positioning AI…
Why Thailand Must Rethink Its Data Center Strategy
Thailand is navigating the challenges of expanding its digital infrastructure, especially with hyperscale data centers projected to attract 720 billion baht in investment. Concerns include water and electricity scarcity, potential environmental impacts, and ensuring local economic benefits. Regulatory frameworks are developing to promote sustainable growth while balancing resources against industry demands.
Escaping the Asset Management Trap: Vietnam Envision Shared Labs as Engines of Growth
Vietnam plans to invest 10,000 billion VND in research infrastructure by 2030, establishing eight national laboratories and four testing centers to foster collaboration among universities and businesses. This initiative aims to enhance technology commercialization, bridge gaps in research utilization, and elevate the country’s innovation ecosystem, ultimately positioning Vietnam competitively in strategic technologies.
Vietnam-Nvidia’s AI Alliance Could Rewrite Asia’s Tech Map
Vietnam’s partnership with Nvidia symbolizes its ambition in the AI landscape. The strategy focuses on developing a Vietnamese language model, enhancing infrastructure, nurturing talent, and fostering global integration. Minister Vu Hai Quan stresses the need for actionable plans. Success hinges on converting this initiative into a strong advantage for regional AI leadership.
The Sustainability Crisis Behind Thailand’s Digital Ambitions
Thailand’s data center industry is evolving rapidly, with over 530 billion baht invested in early 2026, reflecting its goal to be a Southeast Asian digital hub. However, challenges around regulation, energy sustainability, and workforce readiness loom. Balancing growth with environmental concerns will be crucial for the country’s competitive future in this sector.
How Vietnam Plans to Shape Asia’s Quantum Future
Vietnam is strategically advancing in quantum technology as part of its innovation agenda. The National Innovation Center aims to create an ecosystem linking research, talent, and businesses, highlighted by a major conference to foster collaboration. Challenges include developing skilled talent, building infrastructure, ensuring credibility, and balancing geopolitical interests while pursuing sustainable growth in this emerging field.
Thailand’s Artificial Intelligence Gamble in the US–China AI Divide
Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul emphasizes that tariff negotiations with the U.S. will remain distinct from geopolitical pressures related to the AI rivalry with China. His position reflects challenges faced by mid-sized economies in balancing technology, security, and commerce while maintaining strategic flexibility amidst competing global demands.
Fragile Defenses in the Age of Accessible AI
Recent findings in cybersecurity challenge the belief that only powerful, restricted AI models can expose vulnerabilities. A severe flaw in Zoom was discovered using publicly available AI tools, enabling attackers to exploit devices with a zero-click method. This incident highlights the rapidity of security flaws outpacing companies’ ability to respond effectively.
Why On‑Device Intelligence and Regionalization for Software Matter Now
If you run a software business, the last few months feel like a turning point. The industry is moving from a simple, cloud‑centric model toward a more complex architecture that mixes on‑device intelligence, edge compute, and regionally segmented backends. That change matters for product strategy, engineering budgets, go‑to‑market plans, and the way you think about…
