Intel Products Vietnam has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Saigon Hi-Tech Park to promote the country’s hi-tech supporting industries with an emphasis on semiconductor products and services. The chip giant will, in particular, co-operate with the park and organize activities to improve the capabilities of local suppliers such as a workshop on suppliers' qualification criteria and factory visits to advise on technology and operational processes.
Intel Products Vietnam has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Saigon Hi-Tech Park to promote the country’s hi-tech supporting industries with an emphasis on semiconductor products and services.
The chip giant will, in particular, co-operate with the park and organize activities to improve the capabilities of local suppliers such as a workshop on suppliers' qualification criteria and factory visits to advise on technology and operational processes.
The US-based company will also assists the park in building a quality testing center in Ho Chi Minh City over the next three years to assess local suppliers’ products and services potentially capable of becoming Intel’s suppliers.
In return, the park has agreed to support Intel’s existing suppliers.
The chip maker opened a billion-dollar plant in the park in District 9 last month, the company's seventh and its biggest in the world.
Mitsubishi to help Vietnam save energy, cut greenhouse gas emissions
The Mitsubishi Group will conduct a study through March 2011 to help Vietnam save energy and deal with climate change issues.
Results from the study will suggest the use of certain energy-saving electronic home appliances made by Japanese businesses in
Mitsubishi will cooperate with five Japanese electronics producers in
On Wednesday last week,
Another project is conducted by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), and estimates the possible reduction of greenhouse gas emissions if TEPCO invests in nuclear power plants in
Fast industrialization raises
The statement was made at a meeting last week by the Ministry of Information and Communications to review implementation of the instruction No. 58-CT/TW issued by the Political Bureau in 2000 about boosting development and application of IT to industrialization and modernization.
Participants at the meeting said the sector has yet to meet some targets set by the Political Bureau. It has not become an important motive force of the country’s socioeconomic development.
They said the IT application hasn’t helped to change people’s way of working, and created advantages for enterprises and residents.
The participants agreed that after ten years of the implementation, the IT industry has achieved remarkable progress, and made contributions to industrialization, modernization and administrative reform.
The information and communication technology sector’s turnovers have reached US$13 billion, accounting for 11 percent of the country’s GDP.
IT has become one of key economic sector of the national economy, and one of seven sectors recording high export turnovers.
IT human resources have developed strongly in terms of quantity and quality.
HCMC to spotlight Vietnam Telecom 2010
The four-day event starting next Wednesday will increase the scope of the exhibition and highlight the increasing convergence in information and technology communications (ICT) and the electronics sector.
The expo, one of the biggest and most renowned telecommunications, information technology and electronics event in
With increasing demand of customers for entertainment via the broadband internet and 3G connection possibilities, large Vietnamese service operators and international brands including VinaPhone, EVN Telecom, HTC, Huawei, MobiFone, Q-Mobile, SPT, Vietnamobile, Viettel, and VTC are looking forward to introducing their latest products and services to customers.
Many add-on activities will be held and awards will be given for customers.
The Taiwan-based mobile phone producer HTC will exhibit its latest models and sponsor the lucky draw presentation with the mobile models of Aria and Smart.
The China-based Huawei, the leading provider on new generation telecommunications will present a series of new smart phones and mobile phones. It will also sponsor a mobile phone fashion show and a lucky draw that will enable visitors to win their products.
To create pleasant environment and attract visitors to the fair, the organizer will promote product introduction programs. Photo corners and games with gifts are available in the fair.
There will be prizes for the best designed stall, the most interactive stall and the most popular stall selected by the media.
With 9,000-sq.m. exhibition area, the trade fair is expected to attract more than 200 businesses and groups from 13 countries and territories including Australia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, China, Singapore, the UK, the US and renowned international exhibitors like NTT DOCOMO, AMDOCS & ZTE, Orange, IBM, Nokia Siemens Networks and PCCW Global.
The main sponsors of the fair are the National Steering Committee on ICT and the Ministry of Information and Communications.
The fair is organized by Information and
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