Technology
India struggles to find high-quality cybersecurity experts
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India faces a shortage of cybersecurity personnel as demand for AI and cloud computing increases, putting great pressure on businesses.
Uber wants to lead the field of self-driving cars using real data
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Uber harbors a plan to turn millions of drivers into sensor networks, providing real-world data to train self-driving car systems.
Tourism in Vietnam in the AI era
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From smart kiosks at destinations to data-based operating systems in businesses, artificial intelligence is creeping into every link of the tourism industry. This change is not only in technology, but is gradually reshaping the way Vietnamese tourism operates and competes.
Meta buys ARI robot startup, accelerates AI human-shaped ambition
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Meta acquires robot startup ARI to accelerate its human-shaped robot ambitions, expand AI research associated with the physical world and real interaction.
Apple may apply a new price strategy for iPhone 18 Pro
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Apple is predicted to keep the price of iPhone 18 Pro at a "comfortable" level to attract users.
New technology helps people with long fingernails no longer encounter obstacles with touch screens
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A new nail polish can turn nails into styluses, helping users operate the screen more easily in many inconvenient situations.
Cyber security risk from supply chain attacks in APAC
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Supply chain attacks are becoming a common cybersecurity threat to businesses around the world, including Asia-Pacific.
Meta expands shopping feature, allows inserting product links directly in Reels
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Meta is preparing to help content creators sell more easily by allowing direct shopping links to be inserted into Reels videos.
IPv6 reaches 67%, Vietnam is ready to switch to the new generation Internet
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Vietnam continues to maintain its leading position in the world in IPv6 deployment, creating a platform for transitioning to the IPv6 only stage.
Belgium launches AI platform to identify military weapons at BEDEX 2026
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Belgium introduces MEGA-Army military equipment identification AI platform at BEDEX 2026, allowing fast image analysis and technical data output.
Google Maps gradually completes geographical update after merger
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Google Maps has initially updated administrative boundaries to commune and ward levels in Vietnam.
The number of advanced processors for smartphones will increase in 2026
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It is expected that the number of advanced processors (from 5nm and below) will account for 60% of the market share by 2026, thanks to its strong application in high-end and mid-range smartphones.
Samsung Galaxy S26 supports AirDrop, expanding sharing between iPhone and Android
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Samsung has just announced that the Galaxy S26 series will support AirDrop through the Quick Share feature.
Apple sets WWDC 2026 schedule, AI continues to be a strategic card
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Apple expects WWDC 2026 to create a turning point with important software and service updates amidst AI competition pressure.
Anthropic launches feature that allows Claude to operate directly on the computer
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Anthropic adds to Claude the ability to control computers, opening a new step for proactive AI, while raising concerns about data security.
When AI becomes the "emotional advisor" of Gen Z
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Not only supporting learning or work, AI is becoming a "emotional advisor" for many Gen Zs, but this trend also contains many concerns.
Tighten distribution sources, prevent spam messages and calls
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The draft Decree on penalties for violations in the field of network security and personal data protection consulted by the Ministry of Public Security has many new points, tightening in the direction of directly handling the source of dissemination and technical infrastructure of messages, calls, and "junk" advertising.
Internal AI will help Meta leaders make decisions faster
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AI helps Meta CEO make decisions faster thanks to personal assistants, shortens processes and accelerates the handling of important strategic issues.
Apple may put ads into the Map application
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Apple is likely to advertise in the Map application from this summer.
New research paves the way to turn coal into high-value chemicals
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Chinese scientists have researched to be able to turn coal into an important raw material for producing high-value chemicals.