Scientific Conference Held for Ho Chi Minh City's Quantum Technology Ecosystem
A conference held in Ho Chi Minh City to develop the quantum technology ecosystem discussed human resources, infrastructure, and inter-institutional cooperation.
A comprehensive scientific conference was held on October 9 in Ho Chi Minh City with the aim of establishing the quantum technology ecosystem and strengthening connections among stakeholders.
Purpose of the Conference
To gradually establish the quantum technology ecosystem in Ho Chi Minh City, connections are being encouraged between management agencies, research institutes, universities, and businesses. In line with key strategic technological orientations, the aim is to develop human resources, research capacity, and infrastructure.
Collaborative Work of Institutions
The workshop in question was jointly organized by the Sub-Committee for Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation of the Ho Chi Minh City Research and Development Board, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, and the Ho Chi Minh City Fourth Industrial Revolution Center.
Issues in Transportation and Finance
Do Huu Hien, Vice Chairman of the Sub-Committee for Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation of the Ho Chi Minh City Research and Development Board, stated that the development of quantum technology should be linked to mega-city challenges such as transportation, logistics, energy, finance, and data protection.
University and Education Studies
Associate Professor Tran Le Quan, Rector of the University of Science under Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, stated that there are approximately 138 expert scientists system-wide. He expressed that the Quantum Computing department is currently accepting students, and preparations are underway for Quantum Technology and Engineering departments.
Global Networks and Transfer
Pham Phu Truong, Deputy Director of HCMC C4IR, emphasized the importance of ties among management agencies, institutes, universities, businesses, and international partners. HCMC C4IR aims to mobilize resources through the World Economic Forum's global network.
International Expert Participation
Experts from institutions and organizations such as PASQAL from France, the Israel Innovation Authority, South Korea Quantum Computing, Saint Petersburg State University, and TOTM Technologies participated in the program to share their experiences in education and information security.