The forum is considered an important strategic orientation, not only contributing to the national sustainable development goals but also opening up opportunities to help businesses in the southern region increase economic value through technological innovation.
Viettel IDC Director Le Ba Tan emphasized the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the global digital transformation wave, when AI is becoming the new "operating brain" of the economy, reshaping the value chain and business model.
According to Viettel IDC research, AI will create $1,150 billion in global value in 2024 and is forecast to reach $5,000 billion by 2030 thanks to its ability to increase revenue, reduce costs, and deliver superior efficiency from automation and data-driven decision making.
The rapid development of AI has led to an urgent need for digital infrastructure such as data centers, cloud computing platforms, and high-speed networks.
In addition to the engaging content on AI, the discussions also emphasized the urgency of integrating green technology solutions into business strategies and sustainable development of enterprises, especially in the context of data center infrastructure and cloud platforms increasingly occupying a key position.
Representatives of the business community agreed that accessing and investing in sustainable infrastructure, green technology and AI is not just a trend but a necessity, creating competitive advantages and promoting innovation.
As the largest economic and trading center in the country, Ho Chi Minh City is becoming a strategic destination for Cloud, AI, Big Data services, and a center for ICT infrastructure development, logistics and export production.
The Viettel IDC 2025 event once again affirms Ho Chi Minh City's leading role in the journey of digital transformation and green growth.
Source: https://nhandan.vn/giai-phap-tang-truong-tu-nen-tang-ha-tang-so-va-tri-tue-nhan-tao-post889627.html
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