FPT proposed 5 pillars for the joint development of AI and quantum computing cooperation between Vietnam and Japan. Memorandums of understanding were also signed at the forum, and exhibits from the semiconductor and unmanned aerial vehicle fields were presented.
At the Vietnam-Japan Public- and Private-Sector Economic and Science and Technology Cooperation Forum held in Tokyo on 9 November, FPT presented 5 pillars for joint development: AI, quantum computing, talent and technology finance. It also signed an MOU with a Japanese company in the low-income segment and exhibited its power chips and UAV-related products.
The first pillar is to link AI factories, data and application capabilities based on the countries’ respective infrastructure and data, thereby building sovereign, reliable AI infrastructure. The second is to pursue AI-driven transformation among companies and supply chains in the automotive, electronics, logistics and energy sectors. The third is to train tens of thousands of AI and quantum engineers proficient in Japanese. The fourth is to establish a Vietnam-Japan co-creation fund, and the fifth is to promote cooperation in the quantum era.
At the forum, FPT and its Japanese partner companies exchanged memorandums of understanding. LAEP and the Kaga National Strategic Special Zone Promotion Association will consider promoting the low-income economy and creating new business models using data and AI. FPT plans to provide its expertise in AI capabilities, data analysis and solution implementation to the automotive industry.
The exhibition featured circuit boards using power chips for the semiconductor sector and a fixed-wing UAV model incorporating AI. Gremsy also exhibited its VIO and LYNX payloads, highlighting the cooperation. Building on its export track record in the Japanese market and long-standing partnerships with Japanese companies, FPT aims to expand in Japan in cooperation with Japanese research and development institutions.