Vietnam Offers Up to $120,000 Grant for AI Adoption
Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology has launched a new subsidy program offering up to VND3 billion ($120,000) per project to help businesses and organizations adopt artificial intelligence, aiming to boost industrial competitiveness and digital transformation.
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