On the afternoon of October 15, 2026, Mr. Truong Minh Huy Vu, Vice Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, chaired a working session with QTSC to review its operational performance, address challenges, and discuss future development directions. The meeting was attended by representatives of relevant city departments and agencies, along with QTSC's leadership.

During the meeting, Mr. Tran Huu Dung, CEO of QTSC, presented key achievements in infrastructure development, business attraction, innovation, and digital transformation. According to KPMG's 2026 survey and assessment, QTSC ranked third among eight leading technology parks in Asia in terms of operational performance. QTSC also moved up to rank third out of eight in factors related to the scale and operational performance of businesses within the park.

QTSC has attracted 28 investors in infrastructure development and is currently home to 114 digital technology companies, including 41 foreign and 73 domestic enterprises. Among them, five companies have more than 1,000 employees, while another has a workforce of over 2,000.

Mr. Truong Minh Huy Vu, Vice Chairman of the HCMC People's Committee, speaks at the meeting

In addition to infrastructure development and investment attraction, QTSC has focused on promoting research, technology adoption, and the establishment of innovation centers. To date, incubation and startup support centers at QTSC have seen more than 38 startup projects across fields such as AI, biotechnology, new materials, and high-tech agriculture. Companies at QTSC have developed over 249 AI-integrated products and services, with more than 12 patents and other intellectual property assets registered for protection.

In terms of human resource development, QTSC currently has seven universities, colleges, and digital technology training institutions operating within the park. It also collaborates with more than 30 universities and colleges across the city to conduct research activities, organize study visits and internships, and connect students with career opportunities.

Looking ahead to the 2026–2040 period, QTSC will focus on investing in, managing, and operating digital infrastructure; developing data centers, cloud computing services, high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure, and shared data platforms; as well as researching, mastering, and commercializing core technologies, AI, Big Data, and solutions supporting digital government, digital economy, and digital society.

QTSC also proposed that the city prioritize investment in technology infrastructure, address issues related to planning and operational mechanisms and create favorable conditions for the company to expand its capabilities, optimize existing resources, and implement its strategic development plans.

During the meeting, representatives of city departments and agencies discussed QTSC's proposals, provided clarification on relevant issues, and suggested solutions within their respective areas of responsibility.

In his concluding remarks, Vice Chairman Truong Minh Huy Vu recognized QTSC as an innovative, pioneering, and successful model, describing it as one of the city's notable achievements. He also affirmed that the city would direct relevant departments and agencies to coordinate efforts to address challenges and create favorable conditions for QTSC to maximize its potential and contribute to digital transformation and digital economy development.

As part of the visit, the Vice Chairman and the delegation toured the SOIHUB Open Innovation Center at Tech Valley Building and the Innovation Center of TMA Solutions to learn more about research, technology development, and innovation activities at QTSC.

Vice Chairman Truong Minh Huy Vu and the delegation visit the SOIHUB Open Innovation Center at Tech Valley Building

Vice Chairman Truong Minh Huy Vu and the delegation visit the Innovation Center of TMA Solutions

Delegates pose for a group photo during the working visit to QTSC

Source: QTSC