Technology
Da Nang seeks investment cooperation opportunities from the semiconductor industry
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Da Nang - Da Nang City is striving to expand its network of links with experts and investors to build a semiconductor microchip ecosystem in the locality.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Work, aiming for super AI applications on computers
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OpenAI officially launches ChatGPT Work, a new step in the ambition to build a super application on computers.
Southeast Asian manufacturing industry faces high cyber attack risk
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Southeast Asia leads the world in the number of cyberattacks targeting the manufacturing industry, with an impact rate on industrial control systems (ICS) reaching 23.21%.
AI enters schools, many countries set up barriers to protect children
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Many countries are looking for ways to balance exploiting benefits and protecting students from the risks of AI.
More than 3.8 million subscribers reopened after being one-way locked
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After a period of one-way lock deployment, more than 3.8 million subscribers have completed standardization and services have been restored.
Apple plans to produce smart glasses, giving up watches with cameras
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Apple is accelerating in the race for artificial intelligence (AI) integrated devices when it aims to launch smart glasses by the end of 2026.
The trend of technology CEOs using AI to replace themselves
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A new emerging trend in the global technology leadership world: using artificial intelligence (AI) to replace yourself at events.
Promoting the improvement of the innovation index in Quang Binh
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Quang Binh - Vice Chairman of Quang Binh Provincial People's Committee Hoang Xuan Tan requested to focus on improving the PII index, promoting development from innovation.
The Web3 market needs an open mechanism, but can control risks
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According to experts, the Web3 market can develop sustainably if approached with an open mechanism, but still ensures risk control and transparency.
Apple continues to lead the global wireless headphone market
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Apple's wireless headphones are still the top choice for many users.
OpenAI's mysterious AI device leak could surpass 100 million units in sales
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OpenAI is developing a new, compact, screenless AI device capable of recognizing context.
Expected price of Samsung's first 3-fold phone model
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Samsung is preparing to launch its first 3-fold phone model in the third quarter of this year, expected to be called the Galaxy G Fold.
OpenAI buys company of Apple designer witch
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OpenAI has just announced that it has acquired IO - an artificial intelligence (AI) hardware startup founded by legendary designer Jony Ive - for 6.5 billion USD.
Samsung's 3-fold phone will be sold on a limited basis, priced over $3,000
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According to Phone Arena, Samsung's first 3-fold smartphone will launch later this year, with prices ranging from $3,000 to $3,500.
OpenAI cooperates with former Apple boss, buys $6.5 billion startup
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OpenAI decided to strongly expand its AI (artificial intelligence) device market by spending $6.5 billion to buy the one-year-old IO startup.
Apple adds two iPhone models to the list of classic products
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Apple has just added iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 8 to its list of classic products.
Apple opens AI access for developers in iOS 19
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Apple will allow developers to integrate its artificial intelligence (AI) models into their apps, according to Bloomberg.
Choose MobiFone 5G package, super-fast connection, super-top incentives
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With outstanding network speed and attractive incentives, MobiFone 5G add-on packages are a choice for modern users - from studying, working to entertainment.
5G deployment in China promotes global mobile core network
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According to Dell'Oro Group, the implementation of an independent 5G (SA) network in China has boosted global mobile core network revenue in the first quarter of 2025.
Southwest Airlines tightens regulations on Backup batteries on aircraft
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According to AP, passengers on Southwest Airlines flights will have to leave their spare batteries in a visible place due to concerns about the increasing number of lithium battery fires.
