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The Telecommunications Authority informed that only 20 percent of 1.15 million mobile subscribers that have their SIM card locked have come to certify their information so far.

Vietnam Telecommunications Authority said that approximately 498,000 mobile phone subscribers had verified their information, leaving nearly 1.17 million SIM cards two-way locked.

Vietnam National Cyber Security Technology Corp (NCS) informed that lately, many businesses and organizations have asked for help about their formal websites being attacked.

About 1.2 million mobile phone subscribers will have their SIM cards two-way locked from Saturday if they do not provide accurate personal information.

By May 15, if mobile phone subscribers with personal information that does not match the national population database, they will have their numbers revoked.

February's Speedtest Global Index (SGI) showed that Vietnam jumped up six places to 39th in fixed broadband speeds, despite recent disruptions to all five of its submarine internet cables suffering outages.

Artificial intelligence is poised to revolutionise economies, and Vietnam is well-positioned to reap the benefits and emerge a leader – both development and application.

Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung has called on the Vietnam-Germany Innovation Network to further support the National Innovation Centre of Vietnam in developing strategies.

A group of Vietnamese researchers has won the second prize of the 2022 China-ASEAN Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition for their Brain Analytics project, AI software to detect Alzheimer disease.

Currently in Long An, many new models, initiatives and solutions in administrative reform have been implemented and applied, bringing practical effects.

Vietnam climbed seven positions in the Government AI Readiness Index 2022, ranking 6th among ASEAN countries and 55th globally, as shown in the latest report issued by the UK’s Oxford Insights.

Vietnam needs at least two to three more undersea cable routes in the next five years to meet growing demand, said General Secretary of the Vietnam Internet Association Vu The Binh.