Neurowatt Launches AI Retail and Telecom Projects in Vietnam

Neurowatt has kicked off two large AI projects in Vietnam, with Tedia Technology for automating retailing and Viettel for expanding nationwide AI infrastructure. The Singapore-based company, which specializes in applied AI, robotics, and smart automation, is launching completely autonomous tea shops and rolling out a high-performance computing (HPC) platform for the country's largest telecoms operator.

The partnership with Tedia Technology enables AI-based tea stores fully powered by robotics, remotely controlled by a central AI "brain" that handles preparation, stock, and customer experiences.

Neurowatt's platform combines real-time analytics, smart stock management, and personalization to deliver a complete data-driven model of retail. According to the company, this enables beverage brands to scale, cutting operational expenses and labor dependency.

Key highlights:

• Neurowatt launches AI-powered autonomous tea shops with Tedia Technology in Vietnam
• Partnership with Viettel rolls out the country’s first nationwide AI infrastructure and HPC platform
• Smart stock management and data-driven retail model reduce costs and scale operations efficiently

On the business side, Neurowatt's collaboration with Viettel is the first countrywide AI infrastructure deployment by a telco in Vietnam. The HPC platform integrates proprietary GPU rental solutions with a worldwide idle GPU market, which supports dynamic scaling without costly on-premises equipment. The hybrid model also provides data sovereignty and compliance with regulations while maintaining cloud flexibility.

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“We are talking ab out something greater than robotics, it's rethinking the way business is done. We are privileged to partner with Viettel in establishing a new standard of telecom innovation in Southeast Asia.” declared Peter Lu, Neurowatt Founder and CEO.

Neuowatt has data centers and AI centers in Vietnam, Abu Dhabi, Oman, Switzerland, and Japan, and an R&D hub in Taiwan. The company states that it aims to make computing power a strategic resource that speeds up innovation and business growth worldwide.