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Hanoi Times - Viettel Telecom-HCMC will receive the Guinness record for constructing the largest art picture in Vietnam at an exhibition o­n February 2 held at Tao Dan Park in District 1.The picture of a unicorn, pieced together from 97,200 frames of SIM cards - a smart card inserted into a cell phone that holds personal information relating to the subscriber - was crafted by Viettel’s employees over two months and 11 days.

Hanoi Times – The Hanoi Technology Joint-Stock Company (Hanoi TJSC) just officially introduced its BizGates, the resolution for network management and integrated Firewall.

Hanoi Times – A seminar to introduce technological and financial solutions for Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects that aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions was held in HCM City yesterday.

Hanoi Times – The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) will provide US$ 1.375 million to help improve the capability of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA).

Hanoi Times – tamtay.vn has kicked off a blog writing contest for people over 16 years old themed ‘spring and me’.

Hanoi Times – Mr. K.Kanekiyo, the director of JICA’s Research Group, forecasted energy demand of Vietnam will increase 4.3 times in the two coming decades at the seminar o­n researching the national power’s diagram held o­n January 23 in Hanoi.

Hanoi Times – Quang Trung Software City (QTSC) just hammered cooperation with DOT VN, Co., Ltd. under DOT VN Inc.(USA) in building the biggest and most modern Internet Data Center (IDC) in Vietnam o­n January 23.

Hanoi Times – The Hanoi Post and Telecommunications (HNPT) exceeded its 2007 production and business goal although it had to prepare for its division and face severe competition from many enterprises.

Hanoi Times – Dell Inc. and the FPT Information System (FIS) penned an agreement o­n strategic cooperation o­n January 23.

Hanoi Times – FPT-Aptech, for the fourth time, won the “Leadership Center” award in the Aptech World Leadership Summit 2008 held o­n January 18-19 in India.

Hanoi Times — Construction finished o­n a bio-safety level 3 laboratory of international standards, and it was handed over to the National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology (NIHE) yesterday in Hanoi.

Hanoi Times – o­n January 14 Trinh Minh Chau, General Director of the Hanoi Telecom Joint Stock Company, the operator of HT Mobile network announced the firm’s plan to replace CDMA with GSM technology.

Hanoi Times - Over the past three years, the Centre for Agricultural Scientific Studies under the Vietnamese Peasants’ Association and the Informatics Center under the Ministry of Science and Technology have cooperated with provinces and cities to build 51 models in which farmers apply information technology (IT) at communes and precincts.

Hanoi Times – Steve Mills, Vice President of the IBM group, has revealed his group’s plans to expand operation in Viet Nam and Asia.

Hanoi Times – Vietnam is welcoming a new wave of investment into its IT industry but human resources are far too limited.

Hanoi Times - The Ministry of Information and Communications held a meeting in Hanoi o­n January 11 to review its activities in 2007 and discuss its agenda for 2008.

Hanoi Times – Intel Viet Nam will help the Da Nang University of Technology teaching staff to improve their computer using skills through a program to buy laptops o­n hire-purchase.

Hanoi Times – A seminar o­n personnel training for information communication technology in Central Da Nang City has presented measures to ensure the supply of IT workers for social development and international economic integration.

Hanoi Times – Over 200 scientists and doctors gathered in Hanoi at a conference about using insects in medicines last week. They are planning a five-year project researching medicinal insects.

Hanoi Times – The Ministry of Information and Communications has recommended that state agencies use four open source software products – Open Office, Thunderbird, Firefox and Unikey.