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This is a government-level research partnership, so the substance lies in its concrete elements: remote cloud access to Russian quantum processors, training pipelines, and a planned joint lab. Remote access could lower the barrier for Vietnamese researchers to work on algorithms and simulation without cryogenic hardware, though the deal's value will depend on access terms, performance, and whether it produces independent research output. The announced post-quantum cryptography and QKD pilots are plausible security priorities, but they remain at the roadmap stage.
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Vietnam and Rosatom Finalize Quantum Cooperation Roadmap as Hanoi Shapes 2045 Strategy

Quantum Computing Report3 min read

Vietnam and Russia's Rosatom have established a quantum cooperation roadmap, accelerating Vietnam's quantum information science capabilities. This agreement allows Vietnam to access Russian quantum processors remotely, bypassing significant hardware costs, and includes plans for a joint quantum technology laboratory in Vietnam. Concurrently, Vietnam is exploring integration with European quantum standards and prioritizing post-quantum cryptography for national security. The post Vietnam and Rosatom Finalize Quantum Cooperation Roadmap as Hanoi Shapes 2045 Strategy appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

The Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) has formalized a bilateral research and development cooperation roadmap with Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation, Rosatom, marking a definitive step toward building Vietnam’s sovereign quantum information science capabilities. The agreement coincides with domestic advisory pushes urging Hanoi to establish an official National Quantum Technology Strategy…

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