Ho Chi Minh City’s green mobility shift must be strategic and inclusive
With over 14 million residents and 11 million registered vehicles, Ho Chi Minh City faces a unique urban mobility challenge. To meet Vietnam’s net-zero emission goals by 2050, adopting green transport in the country’s biggest metropolis is a necessity.
AI can unlock sustainable value chains for Vietnam manufacturing
Vietnamese manufacturers can harness AI to drive circularity, reduce waste, and build resilient supply chains. Associate Professor Pham Cong Hiep from RMIT University explains how.
RMIT Vietnam delivers intensive English training for 200 army officers
An English training program supported by the Australian Government and delivered by RMIT University aims to boost international readiness of Vietnamese military personnel.
What Google Veo 3 means for the future of creativity in Vietnam
With the arrival of Google Veo 3 in Vietnam, AI-generated video is opening new creative possibilities, while also raising important questions about originality, ethics, and the future of storytelling.