Nobel prize-winning physicist Gerardus’t Hooft meets science enthusiasts in Vietnam
Dutch Professor Gerardus’t Hooft, who won the 1999 Nobel Prize in physics, attended a meeting with students and science enthusiasts…
Nobel prize-winning physicist Gerardus’t Hooft meets science enthusiasts in Vietnam
Dutch Professor Gerardus’t Hooft, who won the 1999 Nobel Prize in physics, attended a meeting with students and science enthusiasts…
4G race: network operators struggle for subscribers
VietNamNet Bridge – The 4G competition has begun heating up, with service providers affirming they don’t intend to compete on…
IT industry reaches over US$31 billion
Ministry of Information and Communications reported that total information technology industry’s turnover reached around US$ 31.34 billion in the first…
Personal computer market’s modest profits discourage distributors
VietNamNet Bridge – The sharp fall in sales of PCs (both desktop and laptop) has forced distributors and retailers to…
Vending machine sells pho and pays change
VietNamNet Bridge – A new vending machine allows customers to insert money into a slot, press a button, receive change…
Power production costs remains problem for Vietnam to solve
VietNamNet Bridge – Former US Secretary of State John Kerry has suggested an optimal solution to ensure power supply for…
IT recruitment to rise 20-fold in 2018 against 2016
IT recruiters will be seeking up to 350,000 programmers in 2018, a 20-fold increase compared to 2016, according to the…
Which way for e-wallets – ecosystems or payment instruments?
VietNamNet Bridge – E-wallets have been changing, struggling to exist among stiff competition. No e-wallet dominates the market, with many…
Vertu smartphones still attract the rich despite factory closure
VietNamNet Bridge – In the last 12 years in Vietnam, Vertu’s luxury products have been popular with the rich, despite…