Vietnam Moves to Standardize Digital Economy Measurement, Accelerating AI and Quantum Tech Development
Vietnam is moving to standardize digital economy measurement standards and strengthen international cooperation and human resource development in fields like AI and quantum technology. The nation aims to enhance participation in global value chains and maximize technological benefits for its citizens, with Ho Chi Minh City and Bac Ninh province leading digital technology development.
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