In the span of two decades, Vietnam has emerged as a formidable player in the global software and IT service industry, boasting giants such as Viettel, FPT, CMC, and VMO since the launch of the "Go-global" movement.

In its latest report, the Ministry of Information and Communications announced that over 82% of Vietnamese homes now have fiber internet, while smartphone penetration among mobile users has climbed to nearly 89%.

FPT’s recent $225 million contract with a U.S. client underscores its international growth, innovation, and the increasing demand for its technology services.

The next chapter of Vietnam’s development story is focused on unlocking the potential of its human capital, fostering innovation, and creating mechanisms to retain and attract top talent.

Local publishers estimate gaming revenue at $4.5 billion, but cross-border companies claim the lion’s share, highlighting the need for clearer policy and domestic support.

Vietnam is launching an ambitious program to equip 20 million young people with livestreaming skills, aimed at advancing the nation’s digital economy and fostering social responsibility.

From impersonating government entities to fraudulent online sales, cyber scams in Vietnam are on the rise, warns the Department of Information Security.

The Vietnam Digital Communications Association (VDCA) has raised concerns over a proposed 10% VAT on exported digital services, highlighting potential setbacks for the industry.

The Ministry of Information and Communications has revised Vietnam’s E-Government Architecture Framework Version 3.0 to strengthen data-sharing capabilities and align with national digital transformation efforts.

DecisionLab's latest report highlights how local Vietnamese platforms are competing effectively with major international tech companies.

Strengthening digital transformation cooperation was at the forefront of talks between Vietnamese Minister Nguyen Manh Hung and his Cuban counterpart, Mayra Arevich Marín.

The Authority of Information Security has issued a warning for Vietnamese entities to review systems affected by nine high-impact security vulnerabilities in Microsoft products.

Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung's recent meetings in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar have set the stage for enhanced cooperation in the fields of information and communication technology between VN and the Middle East.

Cybersecurity experts have identified five major malware groups active in Vietnam during Q3 2024, posing significant risks to data security and organizational stability.

While experts agree that livestreams must be considered a career, they are still debating about whether to control livestreams by granting licenses or certificates to KOLs (key opinion leader).

With a focus on startups, testing, and R&D, Vietnam targets regional leadership in semiconductor design and packaging.

Vietnam’s Internet providers continue to adjust as international connectivity restoration faces new delays.

Being aware of risks that can affect children online will help press agencies and journalists gain knowledge and skills to protect children.

For the judicial system, which is overloaded with work and facing challenges from the ‘mountains of data’, going digital has been a must.

The Ministry of Information and Communications reported over 220,000 cases of online fraud this year, with the majority tied to financial scams.