Welcoming the Second Vietnamese Partner Following HUST

On the 20th (Vietnam local time), Deputy President Dang Hoai Phat (right) and Park Dongjin, Naver Vietnam Lead, attended the Naver-PTIT Industry-Academic Cooperation Agreement Ceremony.

On the 20th (Vietnam local time), Deputy President Dang Hoai Phat (right) and Park Dongjin, Naver Vietnam Lead, attended the Naver-PTIT Industry-Academic Cooperation Agreement Ceremony.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Jin-gyu Lee] Naver announced on the 21st that, as part of expanding its global artificial intelligence (AI) research network, it will proceed with an industry-academia collaboration with Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT), the top university in Vietnam for information and communication technology, to nurture IT talent.


Established in 1953, PTIT is a representative university in Vietnam's information and communication technology sector and the only university institution under the Ministry of Information and Communications of Vietnam. It has demonstrated outstanding achievements in fields such as information and communication, security, and electrical and electronic engineering, with over 15,000 students and more than 800 professors and researchers.


With this industry-academia collaboration, Naver welcomes its second partner in Vietnam following Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) last month. Naver stated, "As the global technological hegemony competition between the US and China intensifies, Naver's technology research network, connecting Asia and Europe centered on Korea, is becoming more robust."


Naver and PTIT plan to develop various industry-academia cooperation programs, including joint research projects, to cultivate excellent local technical talent. The industry-academia projects will involve professors and researchers from PTIT working in the relevant fields, as well as engineers responsible for each technical area from Naver and its affiliates.



Additionally, depending on the stage of the industry-academia projects, various programs such as global invitation training programs for local researchers, local special lectures, internships, and scholarships will be conducted. Seok Sang-ok, CEO of Naver Labs, said, "The global AI research network will not be limited to simple technological partnerships but will establish itself as a new technological community where various researchers, companies, and institutions worldwide can collaborate for global growth beyond Korea."


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