Vietnam is already one of the fastest-growing data center hubs in the Asia Pacific and its growth is projected to accelerate based on both local and international demand. How can  will local resources and governance cope? And how will data center design and planning help manage growth?    

This talk will provide an overview of Azure’s capabilities and services, including its deep integration with Microsoft’s existing tools and technologies, its powerful AI services such as machine learning and cognitive services, and its commitment to security, reliability, and scalability. It will also highlight the benefits of using Azure for organizations looking to take advantage of the latest advancements in AI and cloud computing.

Phần diễn thuyết này sẽ mang đến một cái nhìn tổng quan về các chức năng và dịch vụ của Azure, bao gồm khả năng tích hợp chuyên sâu với các công cụ và dịch vụ hiện có của Microsoft, cũng như các dịch vụ AI quan trọng như Machine Learning và Cognitive Services, cũng như các cam kết liên quan đến độ bảo mật, độ tin cậy và khả năng tăng trưởng. Bài diễn thuyết cũng sẽ nhấn mạnh những lợi ích của việc sử dụng Azure cho các tổ chức đang mong muốn tận dụng những bước phát triển công nghệ mới nhất của AI và điện toán đám mây.

As one of the key growth markets in the Asia Pacific, Vietnam is subject to considerable interest from foreign investors and operators. What systems are in place to ensure that inward investment is in the best interests of both parties and will genuinely contribute to developing Vietnam’s data centers and digital infrastructure? What support are investors and operators looking for? What approaches might Vietnam look at for offering such support?

What role will Edge play in a future IT delivery strategy for Vietnam’s key industrial and manufacturing sectors? How will Edge need to evolve to play this role? Who will lead this roll-out and enable it through investment? How will this process impact industrial and manufacturing sectors?

The number of cloud services and delivery models available to companies across Vietnam is  increasing. This may make it more complicated to make the correct choices. What are the key questions to be asked when procuring cloud and how do you make best use of the answers?

Critical IT assets held both inside and outside data centers are becoming more complex and more networked. The vulnerability of critical infrastructure to cyber-attacks and technical failure has become of greater concern. Hackers are becoming much more interested in operational technology and connected devices such as IoT devices which are far more difficult to secure. Any cyber-defence strategy needs therefore to be as agile and proactive as the threats it faces.

Digital transformation has only just started according to many commentators. In a nation as populous and diverse as Vietnam, the process of transformation will require the long term investment in and coordination of the infrastructure necessary for digitalisation – data centres, cloud, networks, devices – as well as strategies for legislation, education and resource management.  

The cooling challenge is one of the longest established and most intractable in the data center universe – greater digital demand leads to higher densities which in turn require more cooling and heat removal. Will it always be like this?