Technology
The new phase of the Internet - from infrastructure expansion to creating a safe digital space
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Vietnam's Internet is entering a new stage of development, when the goal is not only fast and wide but also safe, sustainable and reliable.
Reasons for the US Air Force to buy Boeing 747-8 from Lufthansa
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The US Air Force confirmed the purchase of two used Boeing 747-8 aircraft from German airline Lufthansa.
Forecast of search trends for Vietnamese people in 2026
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2026 is expected to be an important milestone in the search trend of Vietnamese users, according to experts.
US develops almost invisible autonomous robots
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American scientists have just developed the world's smallest autonomous robot, almost invisible, capable of feeling, calculating and moving independently for a long time.
The father of AI warns of a fever for large language models
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Yann LeCun - known as the "father of AI" - believes that large language models have a hard time achieving human-level intelligence.
Qualcomm enters the race with the launch of AI chips
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Qualcomm has announced that it will release a new artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator chip, marking competition with Nvidia - the company that still dominates the AI chip market today.
US Startup uses AI to shorten military mission planning time
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Pytho AI is developing artificial intelligence (AI) software to help the military plan military missions.
Apple Wallet moves closer to a comprehensive digital wallet
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Apple has confirmed that it will add a digital passport storage feature to Apple Wallet, helping US users move faster through TSA checkpoints.
Hundreds of billions of dollars flow into AI in 2025 and lessons from the dotcom 1990s bubble
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Top US technology corporations plan to spend $400 billion on AI infrastructure in 2025, despite the risk of a huge asset bubble.
Pinterest tests personalization suggestion board using artificial intelligence
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Pinterest is testing a series of new features using artificial intelligence (AI) to bring a more personalized experience to users.
Samsung's tri-fold smartphone to launch in some countries
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Samsung's first tri-fold smartphone will only be sold in certain regions, which may not be in the US market.
Apple may ignore iPhone 19 and head straight to iPhone 20
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the launch of the iPhone, Apple may ignore the name iPhone 19 and switch directly to iPhone 20 by 2027.
Australian users accuse Microsoft of making them pay higher fees for AI Copilot
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Australian users accused Microsoft of raising prices for Microsoft 365 software after integrating the AI Copilot tool, forcing them to pay unnecessary additional fees.
Apple to double AirPods production in India as Foxconn expands Hyderabad factory
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Apple will double AirPods production in India as Foxconn expands its strategic audio factory in Hyderabad.
Perplexity CEO praises the structural power of the Google ecosystem
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Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas believes that YouTube and Google Maps are two almost invincible platforms because they possess the advantage of a structure that is difficult to copy.
Tinder tightens facial verification to combat online dating scams
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The Tinder dating app is boosting facial verification to increase user trust.
Vietnam promotes open AI institutions, focusing on people
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Ninh Binh - On the morning of October 27, within the framework of Vietnam International Digital Week 2025, a roundtable meeting with ministers on Artificial Intelligence (AI) institutions took place.
Impressive technology performance at the opening ceremony of Vietnam International Digital Week 2025
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On the morning of October 27, in Ninh Binh, Vietnam International Digital Week 2025 (VIDW 2025) officially opened. The event was chaired by the Ministry of Science and Technology (KHCN) in coordination with the People's Committee of Ninh Binh province.
Apple Maps will display ads from 2026
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Apple is expected to display ads in Apple Maps from 2026, opening a new source of revenue but could also cause controversy about user experience.
Meta's AI scientist warns of bulging human-shaped robot bubbles
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According to LeCun, most companies only focus on hardware, while the intelligence needed to make useful robots is still an unresolved problem.
