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CT Group expands its high-tech research and development network through cooperation with Southampton University (UK), owning an extensive research ecosystem from artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, quantum to unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and biotechnology... Mr. Tran Kim Chung, Chairman of CT Group (left) and Professor. Andrew Atherton, Vice President of International Affairs of the University of Southampton (right) signed a cooperation agreement - Photo: VGP/LS Southampton University is the UKs leading prestigious school with high achievements in research and application of multidisciplinary science and technology with extensive experimental and application capacity in many fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), microelectronics technology, aerospace, robotics and quantum technology. The school is a member of the Russell Group - an association of leading public universities in the UK, with a strong academic foundation, especially in the fields of STEM (Science, technology, engineering and mathematics).For more than 70 years of establishment and development, the University of Southampton has always played a leading role in strategic technology research in the UK, while focusing on the application and transfer of technology, creating practical products and solutions, and contributing on the development of industry and society. The University of Southampton always maintains strong cooperative relationships with leading technology corporations, international research organizations and industry partners.It is no coincidence that a highly ranked university in the UK with a long track record of achievements pays special attention to CT Group Vietnam. With the Triple Helix cooperation model - a model that blends education, research and business, the University of Southampton seeks opportunities to develop research, exchange knowledge as well as cooperate with businesses. Our experience at Southampton shows that when universities join hands with businesses with a high-tech spirit, we will create new discoveries and new knowledge to help improve the world, create opportunities and better living conditions for people and society, Professor. Andrew Atherton, Vice President of International Affairs at the University of Southampton shared. With an ecosystem of 9 core technology industries, compatibility and intersection between business fields and academic research in new technology fields has created potential strategic cooperation opportunities between CT Group and the University of Southampton. The University of Southamptons strengths range from microelectronics, AI, cybersecurity, UAVs, clean energy, quantum technology to cell-gene technology and robotics, creating a comprehensive research ecosystem. rare. When combined with CT Groups ability to deploy core technology ecosystems from semiconductor technology, UAVs, low-altitude space economics (LAE), quantum technology, genes and cells, new energy, etc., with a very high degree of overlap, a strong complementary structure will form, when one side possesses international standard academic and experimental depth, the other side has the ability to put technology into large-scale practical application. It is this complementarity that creates the foundation to jointly develop strategic core technologies, suitable for Vietnams innovation needs and global technology trends.CT Group and the University of Southampton officially established a strategic cooperation relationship in the period 2025-2028, through the signing of a memorandum of cooperation taking place on December 9 in Ho Chi Minh City, marking an important development in the effort to connect businesses. Vietnamese technology industry with one of the UKs leading universities in science and engineering. Cooperation between the two sides will be aimed at technology transfer and developing highly applicable scientific and technical platforms between the two countries. Instead of being limited to the basic training framework, the two sides will expand cooperation in depth when building human resources programs according to international standards, focusing on integrated research programs, ranging from UAVs, AI, semiconductors, quantum technology to biotechnology... creating positive social impacts through sustainable projects, solving environmental and climate problems and developing technology solutions that benefit society. Le SonSee moreSee moreSee more
