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“Today’s announcement is our most significant investment in the 26 years we have been established here,” said Jean-Philippe Courtois, Executive Vice President and President, Microsoft Global Sales, Marketing and Operations at the virtual DevCon 2021.  “I am delighted that we are helping to empower Indonesia to realise its vision to lead the region’s digital transformation.” With the new datacentre region, Indonesia will join the world’s largest cloud infrastructure with over 60 datacentre regions announced to date. The Indonesian datacentre region will deliver trusted cloud services locally, with world-class data security, privacy, and the ability to store data in country, according to Microsoft. “From e-commerce to agriculture, Indonesian businesses across all sectors are gaining a digital advantage with the agility, security and scale offered by Microsoft’s cloud services,” Courtois said. Businesses of all sizes and industries will have access to Microsoft Azure at launch, which enables anyone to invent with purpose using cloud services and capabilities that span computing, networking, databases, analytics, artificial intelligence, and Internet of Things (IoT). Indonesian Minister of Communication and Information Johnny G. Plate said his ministry welcomes Microsoft’s plans to establish a local datacenter region as well as its commitment to increase the capacity of Indonesian digital talent across all skill levels. President Joko Widodo also appreciated Microsoft's collaboration with the digital community to strengthen the digital transformation among Indonesia's young people. He further noted that digital transformation is the key to surviving the COVID-19 pandemic as it helps people work more quickly and efficiently, even in the midst of limited interactions. He said the acceleration of digital transformation cannot be done by the government alone, but it requires participation from the digital community through investment in datacentre …

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Read what is in the news today: Society -- Vietnam confirmed six new COVID-19 cases on Friday, including four local infections documented in Hai Duong and two imported cases in Tay Ninh and Dong Thap, raising the national patient tally to 2,426. -- A total of 74 volunteers received injections of Vietnam’s home-grown Nano Covax in the second phase of human trial in Hanoi and the southern province of Long An on Friday. -- A truck transporting bauxite collided with a 16-seat passenger bus, causing a serial traffic accident of six vehicles in total on Bao Loc Mountain Pass in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong at around 6:40 pm Friday. -- Police in northern Bac Giang Province on Friday said that they had discovered 28 people testing positive for drugs at a karaoke bar in Lang Giang District. -- After a series of Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper’s articles, Ho Chi Minh City chairman Nguyen Thanh Phong on Friday ordered related departments and agencies to strictly deal with the prolonged problem of noise pollution caused by home karaoke. -- Hai Phong City chairman Nguyen Van Tung on Friday decided to remove eight control points at the entrances to the northern city from 5:00 pm on the same day to allow normal transport of goods into the city. -- The committee for COVID-19 prevention and control of Dong Trieu Town in northern Quang Ninh Province on Friday lifted lockdowns from seven villages in two communes of An Sinh and Viet Dan, and the entire communes of Binh Duong, Nguyen Hue and Thuy An, as well as removed a control point at the Dam Thuy Bridge in Thuy An Commune. Business -- Vietnam moved up three places from 50th to 47th in the Global Soft Power Index 2021, which ranks the world’s top 60 soft power nations, according to the Brand Finance Global Soft Power Index Report. -- Van Don International Airport is ready to reopen safely by March 3 after the epidemic is under control, announced the Quang Ninh authorities. Like us on …

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Developed by the Nanogen Pharmaceutical Biotechnology JSC and the Military Medical University, Nanocovax is Vietnam's first COVID-19 vaccine to reach the human trial stage. The 35 volunteers were chosen among about 300 people who registered to participate in the second-stage trial of the vaccine at the University after undergoing rigorous medical examinations.  They are divided into three groups for receiving three different doses of 25mcg, 50mcg and 75mcg, and one group with five people getting placebo. According to a representative from the University, a total 560 volunteers, aged 18-60, including those with several diseases such as hypertension, dyslipidemia and diabetes, among others, will participate in the second-stage trial, which is carried out in Hanoi and the Mekong Delta province of Long An. Lieutenant-General Do Quyet, Director of the Military Medical University, said since the trial sees the participation of volunteers with underlying health conditions, competent authorities have been prepared for all scenarios and ensure safety for all volunteers. Results of the trial will be announced in May 2021 before preparing for the third-stage trial during which only one single shot of the vaccine will be administered to 10,000-15,000 people from both domestic and foreign pandemic-hit regions, Quyet added. Present at the second-stage trial of Nano Covax at Military Medical University, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam encouraged the volunteers and the medical workers, while expressing his firm belief in the ability of the Vietnamese scientists in successfully developing COVID-19 vaccines. The first-stage trial of the Nano Covax vaccine showed that it is likely to be effective against B117 variant from the UK. Vietnam is one among 40 countries in the world that have started human trials of a COVID-19 vaccine, after successfully producing coronavirus test kits early into the pandemic. The country also has several other COVID-19 candidate vaccines …

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