IoT systems and AI technology are transforming energy management in Viet Nam's buildings. By integrating digital twins and real-time monitoring, businesses can optimise energy use, reduce waste and predict equipment failures. These innovations not only cut operational costs but also support the country's transition towards a greener, more sustainable economy.
The expansion of Phu Quoc International Airport, a key infrastructure project for APEC 2027, is racing against time to become operational in 2027.
Massive artificial intelligence investments are pressuring U.S. technology stock valuations, driving a surge in corporate borrowing and capital expenditure. As tech companies redirect funds towards AI infrastructure, shareholder returns and share buybacks have fallen significantly. With free cash flow dropping and forward price-to-earnings ratios declining, investors are increasingly demanding stronger earnings to justify current market valuations.
US artificial intelligence company Anthropic has announced plans to raise up to 3.5 billion US dollars through its first share offering in Japan.
Virtual twin technology is helping Viet Nam's manufacturers move beyond basic assembly and climb the global value chain. Showcased at the 3DEXPERIENCE Forum in Ha Noi, these digital models allow businesses to test designs and simulate production processes before physical manufacturing begins. Supported by the National Innovation Centre, this innovation aims to reduce costs, improve sustainability and boost the competitiveness of local enterprises.
Driven by surging e-commerce demand, Viet Nam's electronics and home appliances market is attracting significant attention from global manufacturers. The Vietnam International Electronics & Smart Appliances Expo 2026 in Ha Noi connects over 300 international exhibitors with local buyers. Through dedicated B2B matchmaking and emerging digital distribution channels, global suppliers are actively exploring new partnerships to expand their footprint across the country.
IoT systems and AI technology are transforming energy management in Viet Nam's buildings. By integrating digital twins and real-time monitoring, businesses can optimise energy use, reduce waste and predict equipment failures. These innovations not only cut operational costs but also support the country's transition towards a greener, more sustainable economy.