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Global industrial powerhouse Siemens will provide the equipment to upgrade the Hiep Phuoc 1 steam power plant in Vietnam’s southern growth engine Ho Chi Minh City into a combined cycle power plant, according to the company’s media statement released yesterday.

Siemens Vietnam President and CEO Pham Thai Lai spoke about the Vietnam is entering an extremely exciting era and digitalization is the key opportunity for Vietnam to leapfrog and become an industrialized nation in the near future with Vietnam Economic New

Vietnam is searching for new methods to produce clean energy, and solar power is considered one of the key sources of energy for the future of the country.

Siemens won the contract to supply systems to its Vietnamese customer Trung Nam Group and put the country’s largest solar farm into operation.

With a capacity of 4.8GW, each of the power plants is considered the largest of its kind ever built.

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) will install and commission the Dam Nai wind farm with 39 megawatt (MW) in Vietnam

Siemens Vietnam installed its modern traffic control technology at the Phạm Hùng-Mễ Trì intersection in Hà Nội. The joint project between the company and Hà Nội People’s Committee, departments of transport and traffic police and other companies aims to improve traffic conditions of the city.

With the impending signing of a number of new free trade deals set to keep the nation’s economic outlook bright throughout the year, Siemens Vietnam president and CEO Pham Thai Lai spoke with VIR about his optimism, as well as the opportunities and challenges facing Vietnamese businesses.

Big cities in Vietnam, including the capital of Hanoi are underway to evolve into smart cities. The process would transfer cities to become smarter, thus be more livable and sustainable

One of the world’s largest producers of energy-efficient, resource-saving technologies, Siemens has been a part of Vietnam’s economic development since 1993.

The world has been ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. Pham Thai Lai, president and CEO of Siemens Vietnam as well as Siemens ASEAN and Singapore, talked with VIR’s Thanh Dat about how the company has been deploying its digital solutions to fight the pandemic, with Vietnam slated to be a beneficiary.

In response to the ongoing global health crisis caused by the outbreak of the COVID- 19 virus, Siemens is making its Additive Manufacturing (AM) Network along with its 3D printers, available to the global medical community to speed design and production of medical components.

Vietnam's industrial future requires close collaboration among industry sectors, the government, and the educational sector. Tindaro Danze, head of digital industries and vice president of Siemens Vietnam, writes about how the country can exploit and adapt to Industry 4.0 and build up its dynamic future.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an area with massive potential in Vietnam. Pham Thai Lai, president and CEO of Siemens Vietnam, talked about AI development in the country, the big role the company is playing here, and discusses the impacts brought by AI applications at Siemens.

VinFast, Vietnam’s first volume car manufacturer, has successfully produced its first cars ahead of schedule using Siemens’ portfolio of integrated software and hardware.

Digital transformation is paving a way for innovation, services, and new data-based business models. Siemens is the industry partner for digital transformation. Dr. Pham Thai Lai, president and CEO of Siemens Vietnam, writes about the company’s strong support for its customers in unlocking the full potential of digitalisation for their businesses.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HCMUT) will co-operate with Siemens to develop the university’s Industry 4.0 Lab

Vietnamese car manufacturer, Vinfast, has selected a suite of tools from Siemens PLM Software to help realise its plans for next-generation automotive and transportation design.

VinFast signed two contracts with Siemens Vietnam on the supply of technology and components for manufacturing electric buses (eBuses) in Vietnam.

Accelerating global digitalisation is putting great pressure on Vietnam’s economic development. Cedrik Neike, member of the managing board of Siemens AG, spoke to VIR about this trend and how Siemens can support the country in developing its digital-based economy

Mr. Tindaro Danze, Vice President of Siemens Vietnam, tells Vietnam Economic Times about the digitalization of the industrial sector and Siemens’ digital offerings.