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Vietnam's expert proposes leveraging EU partnerships to accelerate national quantum capabilities through joint research, workforce training, and access to European computing infrastructure. This strategy aims to integrate Vietnam into the broader supply chain for software, optical components, and specialized chips while piloting applications in critical sectors like banking and energy. The initiative relies on existing diplomatic frameworks rather than new funding commitments, positioning Vietnam as a strategic partner in Europe's quantum ecosystem.

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Vietnam Quantum Expert Urges Closer EU Ties to Build National Capabilities

The Quantum InsiderOctober 20, 20263 min read

Insider Brief Vietnam should make European partnerships a central part of its quantum technology development, using joint research, specialist training and access to computing infrastructure to build domestic capabilities, a Vietnamese expert has proposed. Nguyen Luong Quang, a member of the Vietnam Quantum Technology Network, or VNQuantum, outlined the approach in an interview with the […]

Vietnamese quantum expert Nguyen Luong Quang recommends closer EU partnerships to develop Vietnam’s quantum workforce, research infrastructure and industrial capabilities. His proposal identifies joint training, remote access to European quantum computers and participation in software, optical component and specialized chip supply chains. The recommendations…

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