Making news IT museum inaugurated in Quang Trung Software Park 16/03/2021 The Quang Trung Software Park in Ho Chi Minh City has inaugurated a museum displaying and introducing IT products and solutions created in the park over the past two decades. Covering 220 square metres and built at a cost of 5 billion VND (217,000 USD), the museum features photos and other objects related to the 20-year development of the software park. It will also be a place to introduce and demonstrate new technological solutions developed by firms based in the software park. Those on display include a monitoring and operation system of the park, solutions for digital transformation and solutions and applications in education, healthcare and life, among others. The museum also has a special section for visitors to experience new technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality and augmented reality, robotics, 3D printing and big data./ VNA/VNP
Making news IT museum inaugurated in Quang Trung Software Park 16/03/2021 The Quang Trung Software Park in Ho Chi Minh City has inaugurated a museum displaying and introducing IT products and solutions created in the park over the past two decades. Covering 220 square metres and built at a cost of 5 billion VND (217,000 USD), the museum features photos and other objects related to the 20-year development of the software park. It will also be a place to introduce and demonstrate new technological solutions developed by firms based in the software park. Those on display include a monitoring and operation system of the park, solutions for digital transformation and solutions and applications in education, healthcare and life, among others. The museum also has a special section for visitors to experience new technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality and augmented reality, robotics, 3D printing and big data./ VNA/VNP
The Quang Trung Software Park in Ho Chi Minh City has inaugurated a museum displaying and introducing IT products and solutions created in the park over the past two decades. Covering 220 square metres and built at a cost of 5 billion VND (217,000 USD), the museum features photos and other objects related to the 20-year development of the software park. It will also be a place to introduce and demonstrate new technological solutions developed by firms based in the software park. Those on display include a monitoring and operation system of the park, solutions for digital transformation and solutions and applications in education, healthcare and life, among others. The museum also has a special section for visitors to experience new technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality and augmented reality, robotics, 3D printing and big data./ VNA/VNP