A Vietnamese-born computer boffin, Nguyen Van Son, has registered more than 100 patents and has been honoured with twelve ‘IBM invention achievement’ awards since he joined the US-based electronics giant in 1981.
Quang Trung Software City, a pioneer which ushered Ho Chi Minh City into the ICT era, reviewed its achievements and shortcomings in the eight years since it was established at a meeting this week.
CMC Internet Security, developed by Vietnam ’s CMC Information Security Co., ranked second among five antivirus programmes that recently underwent quality testing.
The latest software, equipment and anti-virus solutions for data and web security management from major companies such as IBM, Symatech, and Nokia are on display at an exhibition that opened in Hanoi on March 24.
Cuba is a potential market for Vietnamese IT and telecom products, Minister of Information and Communications Le Doan Hop told Fernando Remirez, Secretary and Chairman of the External Relations Commission of the Communist Party of Cuba (CPC) Central Committee.
Vietnam’s TOSY Robotics Joint Stock Company’s stall attracted over 3,000 visitors each day at the 60th Spielwarenmesse International Toy Fair in Germany.
More than 100 information technology (IT) products, developed by the University of Information Technology of Vietnam and Soongsil University from the Republic of Korea, are featuring at an exhibition that opened in Ho Chi Minh City on Feb. 20.
A documentary film entitled “Del amor y los muertos” (About Love and the Dead) featuring specific characteristics in Vietnamese people’s cultural and spiritual lives has come into Cuban audience’s sight.