Vietnam can unlock the digital economy across sectors through the effective use of AI-powered solutions.

The growth of Vietnam's esports market is highlighted in the Vietnam Esports White Book 2022-2023, which outlines global trends.

When the amended Capital Law is enacted, models like the AI sandbox should be piloted at the HHTP.

GiapSchool, the first o­nline study portal, under the Massive Open o­nline Course – MOOC model, has been recently launched in Vietnam.

The Marshall Islands symbolically disposed of confiscated shark fins at sea Tuesday in a ceremony witnessed by regional leaders attending the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF).

The VNPT Technology Joint Stock Company has launched its made-in-Vietnam smartphone, which has a reasonable price but still has many of the functions f this type of product.

Viet Nam is deeply concerned over the use of chemical weapons in Syria and strongly opposes to the action targeting civilians, said Foreign Minister Spokesman Luong Thanh Nghi.

Vietnam is prioritising nuclear energy infrastructure development and cultivating the human resources capable of meeting the industry’s demands.

Microsoft o­n Tuesday began sending a revamped version of Windows to makers of computers, smartphones or tablets powered by the software.

China has been hit by the "largest ever" attack on its Internet structure, crashing the country's .cn servers, according to a government-linked agency.

The Vietnamese State creates the best conditions for scientists to contribute to national development, President Truong Tan Sang told Meet Vietnam scientists in Hanoi on August 24.

Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong has called o­n Bac Giang Province officials to boost applications of science and technology in agricultural production to create high-value products and lift exports.

Japanese students from the Kanazawa Institute of Technology took 51 seconds to beat their hosts Vietnam 1 in the final to win the Asia-Pacific Robot Contest (ABU Robocon) in the central city of Da Nang o­n August 18. 

Four American Nobel laureates arrived in central Binh Dinh Province yesterday to attend the 9th "Meeting Vietnam" event – a scientific symposium which starts today.

A flock of more than 7,000 “Oc” storks have moved in the Tram Chim National Park in the southern province of Dong Thap, the park’s director Nguyen Van Hung said. Scientifically known as Anastomus oscitans, the “Oc” stork is among 32 species of wading birds listed on Vietnam’s Red Book of rare and precious animals. According to the director, the storks have got used to the environment in the park which has plentiful food and water all year round. An “Oc” stork weighs about 1-1.5 kilogrammes and has glossy black wings and tail with a green or purple sheen. It feeds mainly on snails, crabs, frogs, and other insects. The park is protecting this kind of bird to serve its research on wading birds as well as enrich its database. Tram Chim National Park boasts a rich biodiversity that earned it the recognition as the world’s 2000th Ramsar site in 2012. Established in 1985, the 7,313-hectare Tram Chim became a national park in 1998 and then the fourth Ramsar site in Vietnam. Tram Chim is home to 198 bird species, including 16 rare ones such as red-headed cranes, black-faced spoonbills, black eagles, great-billed herons and spotted-billed pelicans.

The o­nline hotel booking service is becoming a lucrative business for investors in the hospitality industry in Vietnam.

The PM has just approved the National Strategy for Bio-diversification till 2020, with a vision toward 2030.

Scientists from across the globe were brought together at an international physical science conference that opened in the central province of Binh Dinh o­n July 29. Physicists will discuss in groups a number of issues concerning cosmography in the Planck era (the dawn of humankind) along with the theory of relativity and the force of gravity. They will join five Nobel laureates to engage in a series of scientific seminars o­n physics. The conference was organised by the Meeting Vietnam Organisation (MVO) along with several Vietnamese ministries and the Binh Dinh provincial People’s Committee as part of the ninth Meet Vietnam programme. Established in 1993 by Physics Professor Tran Thanh Van, an overseas Vietnamese living in France, MVO plans to inaugurate the International Centre for Interdisciplinary Science and Education in Quy Nhon city during the o­ngoing event. Leading international scientists are expected to gather annually at the centre to work with Vietnamese researchers and debate a wide range of scientific themes.

Domestic and foreign experts have suggested radio broadcasters use social media tools to increase interactions with listeners.

Taller women may face a higher risk of many cancers than their shorter counterparts, according to a US study released Thursday.

Four Vietnamese 12th graders collected medals at the 45th International Chemistry Olympiad in Moscow, Russia, which ran from July 15 to 23.

The Hanoitimes - Twenty-six collectives and individuals were acknowledged in Hanoi on July 13 for their excellent performances in various aspects of life.

The Hanoitimes - The Solowheel or Airwheel, weighing less than 10kg, is now being sold o­n the Vietnamese market. This vehicle aims to promote energy saving, ease traffic congestion and be environmentally friendly.The self-balancing unicycles, 45cm high and 40cm wide, are manufactured in the US and China, using electric engines.Riders use their legs to control the vehicle, which is convenient for travelling short distances.Solowheel can carry up to 120kg and can travel up to 15km per battery charge, with a recharge time of 45 minutes. Maximum speed is estimated at 18km/h.The price of this monocycle is hovering around US$1,700 per unit in the US. A vehicle of the same kind produced in China sells for around US$500.