According to the Ministry of Science and Technology, in the digital technology industry sector, revenue in April 2026 is estimated at 622,402 billion VND, an increase of 38% compared to the same period last year.

AI data centers not only consume enormous amounts of electricity but also heat up the surrounding environment, affecting human health.

Microsoft is developing a proprietary version of OpenClaw tailored for enterprise customers. The new feature is designed to run continuously, executing complex task chains without requiring manual activation, and is expected to be showcased at the Microsoft Build conference in June.

A new study from Stanford University reveals a widening gap between how AI experts and the general public view artificial intelligence. While industry leaders remain largely optimistic, public sentiment in the U.S. is shifting toward concern—especially among Gen Z, despite their frequent use of the technology.

Fueled by the launch of its new AI model Muse Spark, Meta AI surged from rank 57 to the top 5 on the U.S. App Store in just one day, marking one of the sharpest climbs ever recorded.

Apple has struck a landmark deal with Google to bring the Gemini AI model into Siri, signaling a new chapter in the relationship between two of the world’s biggest tech companies.

According to Dr. Nguyen Van Long, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment is currently developing three specialized science and technology and innovation programs for shrimp, catfish, and marine aquaculture.

Imagine walking into a karaoke room and hearing your favorite song start playing automatically. That’s the promise of Japan’s new “button-free karaoke” revolution, now being tested in Toyota’s futuristic Woven City.

While the whereabouts of founder and CEO Liang Wenfeng remain unclear for more than a year, a new figure has stepped into the spotlight as the public representative of DeepSeek: senior researcher Chen Deli.

Facing structural barriers in operations and access to capital, digitalization is no longer optional—it is the condition for survival for Vietnam’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Transitioning to digital transactions is the key to financial transparency, unlocking capital, and achieving sustainable growth.