Viettel Group is set to significantly enhance Vietnam's digital infrastructure with plans to install four new undersea fiber optic cable routes. This initiative aims to meet 60% of the country's international connectivity demand by 2030. The chairman of Viettel, Tào Đức Thắng, emphasized the goal of creating the largest and safest digital infrastructure in Vietnam [1a4be229].
In addition to the undersea cables, Viettel plans to launch its 5G network across all 63 provinces in October 2024. The company is also developing 24 data centers with a total capacity of 560 megawatts, which will further bolster its telecommunications capabilities. As of October 10, 2024, Viettel's 4G coverage has reached 95% of the population, contributing approximately 40% to the national 4G mobile infrastructure [1a4be229].
The Asia Direct Cable (ADC), another significant project, is expected to go into operation in early 2025 and will account for over 50% of Vietnam's international capacity. Currently, Viettel operates 14 data centers with a total capacity of 87 megawatts, and it is recognized as the first company to develop a green data center in Vietnam, highlighting its commitment to sustainable technology solutions [1a4be229].
These developments are part of Viettel's broader strategy to enhance digital connectivity and support Vietnam's growing demand for high-speed internet and data services. The company's investments in infrastructure are expected to play a crucial role in the country's digital transformation efforts, positioning Vietnam as a competitive player in the global telecommunications landscape [1a4be229].