Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam has become a highly promising destination for digital technology investors as the Vietnamese government has introduced a series of preferential policies and experimental rule of law, according to an article recently published by Vietnam-briefing.com.

The article points out that in the past five years, Vietnam has attracted many international technology groups to settle down with its strategic geographical location and abundant resources. The continued investment and latest layout of companies including Qualcomm, Samsung and Nvidia are driving Vietnam to become a leading artificial intelligence (AI) research and innovation center in the region.

Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang said one of Vietnam's biggest strengths is family values ​​and a strong focus on education. In his view, Nvidia founder and chairman Jensen Huang said Vietnam has many strengths, and the biggest "superpower" is family values ​​and a strong focus on education. Vietnamese people excel in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), especially mathematics and science. This makes Vietnam the world's second largest supplier of software engineers and an ideal place for Nvidia to set up a research and development (R&D) center and build an AI ecosystem.

The article also mentioned that Vietnam's rule of law framework provides a number of incentives for digital technology investors and creates a business environment conducive to enterprise expansion. The government's experimental rule of law enables companies to develop and test new technology products and services for up to two years. International investors should make full use of these policy dividends to expand Vietnam's AI market.

The article emphasizes that Vietnam's flexible policies on AI regulations enable it to take full advantage of its geopolitical advantages, skilled labor force, and innovation ecosystem to achieve sustainable technological progress. Through a clear AI development strategy and progressive rule of law, Vietnam can not only reduce risks but also promote breakthrough developments in the field of AI. Vietnam is accelerating its development into an AI innovation center, which is not only a far-sighted goal of the government, but is also rapidly becoming a core force in Southeast Asia's artificial intelligence industry.

The article also specifically mentioned Nvidia's recent expansion of its business in Vietnam, believing that this is a clear signal of the strong development momentum in Vietnam's AI field and indicates that domestic and foreign investors will usher in strong growth opportunities in this field.