📋 Tender Overview
SSIs cooperation with Tether, U2U Network and AWS marks a turning point in the development of digital assets, blockchain and cloud computing in Vietnam. This is a specific evidence for the orientation of national digital transformation, in accordance with the development policy of the Party and the State. Representatives of the signing units - Photo: VGP/HT on June 19, in Hanoi, the signing ceremony of cooperation between members of SSI Securities Joint Stock Company and international partners Tether, U2U Network, Amazon Web Services (AWS), the event has attracted the attention of the Vietnam and international technology community. Most, the official memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between SSI Asset Management (SSIAM), SSI Digital (SSID) and Tether is announced. This agreement is to promote the development of digital property infrastructure and technology sharing between the parties. Notably, Tether is the largest Stablecoin cryptocurrency publisher in the world with more than 155 billion USD capitalization and 440 million global users. Secondly, SSI Digital Ventures - the investment platform in technology of the SSI ecosystem signed an investment agreement with U2U Network. This project focuses on developing Layer-1 blockchain, especially practical applications in the field of Depin (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) and decentralized computing, the array is very interested today. Thirdly, a cooperation model between SSID, AWS and U2U Network is announced to build a hybrid infrastructure system. This is a combination of cloud computing and decentralized network, aiming to serve the application of finance, data, and especially the e -government - a key goal in the process of national digital transformation. Vietnam is currently trying to build a transparent, efficient and integrated economy. Since then, the new generation of traditional infrastructure connection with the new generation blockchain technology is a lever to form a flexible and expanded digital ecosystem. Mr. Minh refer to more references
