Quantumcomputingreport Vietnam and Rosatom Establish Quantum Cooperation Roadmap
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- •Vietnam and Rosatom formalize a roadmap for quantum technology cooperation.
- •The initiative aims to build Vietnam's quantum capabilities by 2045.
- •National security concerns drive the need for advanced quantum communication technologies.
The Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) has signed a cooperation roadmap with Russia's Rosatom to enhance Vietnam's quantum technology capabilities. This agreement aims to develop a national quantum technology strategy by 2045. The roadmap includes sharing research infrastructure, training, and access to quantum computing resources. It emphasizes leveraging Russian expertise while building domestic capabilities. The initiative is driven by national security concerns, particularly regarding threats to critical communications. VAST plans to integrate with European standards while collaborating with Russian institutions. The agreement was formalized during a high-level meeting in Moscow led by VAST President Prof. Dr. Tran Hong Thai.
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