WELCOME THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF DATA CENTER & CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE SUMMIT LIGHT 2023 IN HO CHI MINH CITY!
May 17, 2023Free registration for the Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Summit Light 2023 "Accelerating the digital journey" that will take place in Ho Chi Minh City on June 22, 2023, is now officially available.
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Technologies such as AI, IoT, BigData, and most recently ChatGPT and Google Bard, are currently making headlines throughout the world. According to experts, a data platform is of great necessity in order for all of these technologies to be helpful. Future technological trends including AR, VR, virtual assistants, the Metaverse virtual world, 5G, and 6G will provide the conditions for the development of the Internet of Senses (IoT).
Vietnam is not an exception to the global trend. The heat of this "hot" technology has been explored and applied in several fields and businesses across our nation.
According to evaluations by experts, Ho Chi Minh City is the center for many startups and technology companies from across the nation. There is a significant market for cloud computing and data center businesses in the region, and there is also a huge need for digital transformation, particularly in the manufacturing, logistics, and e-commerce sectors. However, this market has not yet been used to its full potential.
Following the success of the Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Summit 2023 event held in Hanoi on March 6, Viettel IDC has chosen Ho Chi Minh City as the next destination with a new version named "Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Summit Light 2023" (DCCI Summit Light 2023), with the desire to bring businesses and organizations opportunities to access new perspectives on the digital journey, new platform technologies, optimal solutions, intelligent production operations, and customer experience enhancement that are suitable for the needs and characteristics of the Southern region market.
The event promises to bring together more than 500 guests, representatives of leading organizations and businesses in Vietnam, along with the participation of industry-leading experts from major technology companies worldwide. Viettel IDC and our strategic partners are honored to invite you to attend DCCI Summit Light 2023 "Accelerating the digital journey", which will take place on:
- Time: 09:00 - 12:00, Thursday, June 22, 2023
- Venue: InterContinental Saigon Hotel (corner Hai Ba Trung and Le Duan Blvd, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City)
The conference's content revolves around topics related to the Data Center and Cloud Computing market in Vietnam, future directions, and new technology trends in two specialized sessions with engaging content: Cloud Room (Cloud Computing Session) and DX Room (Digital Transformation Session).
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