En.Vietnamplus.Vn Vietnam's Quantum Technology Strategy Emphasizes National Security and Competitiveness
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- •Vietnam aims to enhance national security and competitiveness through quantum technology.
- •Experts stress the need for a unified national network to effectively master quantum technology.
- •Quantum technology poses risks to existing encryption systems, necessitating urgent development.
Vietnam is focusing on quantum technology as a strategic field that could enhance national security and economic competitiveness. Experts emphasize the need for a unified national network to master quantum technology, which is critical for information security, especially as quantum computers pose risks to current encryption systems. The country is currently behind global leaders but is encouraged to develop its capabilities through strategic planning and skilled workforce development. The emphasis is on reducing dependence on external sources and participating in global technology value chains. The strategic importance of quantum technology extends to national defense and the digital economy, with calls for long-term investment and infrastructure development.
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