Amid concerns that substantial research resources remain underutilized, leaders of CT Group have proposed allocating Vietnam’s first quantum computer to serve the biotechnology industry. This is regarded as a breakthrough in digital infrastructure, enabling the realization of key resolutions issued by the Politburo.
The National Scientific Conference on “Biotechnology Development Strategy 2026–2030, Vision to 2045” took place on November 29 at Vietnam National University–Ho Chi Minh City, expected to act as a bridge to implement Resolution 36 on the development and application of biotechnology for sustainable national development, as well as Resolution 57 on transformative breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation, aiming toward building a modern, self-reliant biotechnology industry that contributes substantially to GDP.
To create momentum for a breakthrough, CT Group proposed comprehensive cooperation with Vietnam National University–HCMC across multiple areas, including developing shared laboratories, training high-caliber human resources, promoting startup innovation, and, notably, establishing national digital infrastructure for the biotechnology sector.
Source: VOV News
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