Viettel High Technology attended the Open RAN Symposium in the U.S., showcasing its 5G ecosystem, expanding international partnerships, and affirming capabilities.
Viettel’s 5G network is uniquely powered by domestically manufactured equipment, showcasing Vietnam’s technological self-sufficiency in telecommunications innovation.
Viettel secures its first million-dollar contract in the field of Research and Manufacturing Equipment in the Philippine market.
The company has deployed this technology in several provinces across Vietnam, including Hanoi and Da Nang, and plans further expansion. Notably, Viettel High Tech is also exporting its 5G base station equipment to India, showcasing Vietnam’s growing technological capabilities in the global telecommunications industry.
On the afternoon of February 27, Viettel High Tech (VHT) signed a cooperation agreement with DeepTech.
From April 24 to April 28, in Mongolia, Viettel High Technology (VHT) conducted a visit and working session with the Mongolian Ministry of Defense.
On the afternoon of May 5, at Hoa Lac, Viettel High Tech signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ESE Company Limited from South Korea.
From September 9 to October 25, VHT engineers completed the installation of the first Private 5G network system on VHT's equipment and provided training for their partner, Quadgen, in India.
On March 14th, Viettel and Samsung signed a cooperation agreement to jointly research, test, and manufacture advanced technology equipment for the 5G network.
Viettel High Tech continues to enhance its international award record by securing two product and service awards at the Globee Awards for Technology 2024.
These activities are part of the annual "Gratitude" series organized by VHT. They are meant to honor the generations who sacrificed for the cause of national defense, while also contributing to the expression of the moral principle "When drinking water, remember its source," spreading the good traditional values within the community.
Last weekend, Viettel High Technology Industries Corporation (VHT) donated 2 bookshelves with 100 STEM books to two mountainous schools, Chieu Yen Primary School and Chan Son Secondary School, in Yen Son district, Tuyen Quang province.
