Technology 10/6: Small businesses are supported in digital transformation, Samsung sues TCL

Traditional market traders are supported in digital transformation

In the context of strong e-commerce development, small traders in traditional markets are facing many challenges. In order to support people to adapt and develop, the Department of E-commerce and Digital Economy ( Ministry of Industry and Trade ) will announce the Digital Transformation Program for small traders in traditional markets on June 14, 2025, within the framework of the workshop " Cashless payment: Driving force for digital economic growth".

The program aims to equip small traders with knowledge, tools and digital skills through training, support for livestream sales, use of management software, cashless payments and promotion on e-commerce platforms.

This is an important step to help small traders expand their market, increase revenue, manage effectively and gradually affirm their position in the modern digital economy.

MobiFone launches information security inspection service

Information security auditing services help businesses detect and fix security vulnerabilities through penetration testing (Pentest) and testing of applications, websites, and software. The service also provides consulting on safe programming and improves defense capabilities for technical teams.

MobiFone aims to help organizations assess their security status, minimize risks, and optimize security costs. Vietnam currently records more than 659,000 cyber attacks in 2024, and many businesses do not have enough solutions and specialized personnel.

The network operator is committed to developing AI-integrated security solutions, supporting businesses in building a safe and sustainable digital ecosystem.

Samsung files lawsuit against TCL

Samsung has filed a lawsuit against TCL in Texas federal court, accusing the Chinese smartphone maker and its affiliates of infringing on three patents related to OLED display technology.

The lawsuit also targets two US companies, Ultimate Eshop LLC and eTech Parts Plus LLC, for allegedly selling or importing replacement OLED displays that infringe on copyright.

Samsung said TCL had been warned since July 2022 but continued to infringe, with infringing products including the TCL 10 Pro, TCL 20 Pro 5G, TCL 30, TCL 30 5G and TCL 30+. The lawsuit is based on a previous ruling by the US International Trade Commission (ITC), which confirmed the validity of the patent and found infringement.

TCL and related parties have not yet commented on the incident. This strong action by Samsung comes in the context of the company increasing legal actions to protect OLED technology, including the lawsuit against BOE (a Chinese technology company specializing in manufacturing screens and display solutions).

MediaTek launches powerful 5G chip

MediaTek has just introduced the flagship 5G chip Dimensity 9400+, delivering superior performance with a 3.73GHz Arm Cortex-X925 CPU and a new NPU 890 for 20% faster AI processing.

The chip supports smooth gaming thanks to a 12-core GPU, Adaptive Gaming Gen 3 technology and up to 40% battery savings.

Bluetooth connectivity extends to 10km in line-of-sight without cellular networks, and new Beidou satellite positioning speeds up positioning by 33%. This is a major step forward for MediaTek's high-end mobile chip line.

ASUS launches handheld game console

ASUS today announced ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X, new handheld gaming devices developed in collaboration with Xbox and AMD. Featuring a comfortable Xbox-inspired controller design, haptic feedback triggers, and a full-screen Xbox interface at launch, users can experience seamless gaming on Windows 11.

ROG Xbox Ally X is powered by the AMD Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme processor, delivering high performance, sharp graphics, and next-generation AI support. Both models integrate AMD technologies such as FSR, RSR, AFMF to optimize FPS and enhance the gaming experience. The device will be available in the Vietnamese market soon.

Chi Hieu

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