Our latest research highlights several signals global AI companies should pay attention to:
→ Adoption is growing, but usage remains relatively basic. 72% of respondents in Public First’s Vietnam AI Opportunity Report 2026 were light or intermediate users, primarily using chatbots for drafting and research.
→ Work and education are key entry points. 84% of active AI users surveyed by Decision Lab used AI for work and education, creating opportunities to solve specific, existing problems.
→ Trust depends on the use case. Productivity may attract users, but accuracy, privacy and accountability become critical when AI enters business workflows.
→ Distribution is part of the GTM strategy. Local partnerships, technical communities and ecosystem relationships can help products reach the right users and overcome adoption barriers.
→ Enterprise adoption doesn’t guarantee business value. Nearly 75% of businesses surveyed in the CIO Vietnam Survey 2026 had started testing or deploying AI, yet only 6.3% reported clear financial value from their overall AI portfolio.
For global AI companies, winning in Vietnam means connecting market insight, product positioning and local GTM execution, not simply launching into a growing market.
Our latest article explores Vietnam’s AI adoption landscape, from how consumers use AI today to the opportunities and barriers facing enterprise AI, and what these signals mean for companies building their market entry strategy.
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Vietnam’s AI market is growing. But where does the real opportunity lie?
78% of Vietnamese online consumers surveyed had used an AI platform in "The State of Consumer AI in Vietnam 2025" report.
But adoption is only part of the picture.
Users are already exploring multiple AI tools for different needs from learning and translation to content creation and everyday tasks.
For AI companies entering Vietnam, the strategic question isn’t just how to acquire users. It’s where your product fits into existing behaviors, what makes it meaningfully different, and why users should choose it over the tools they already know.
In our latest article, we unpack what Vietnamese users’ AI behaviors reveal about the market and what global AI companies should consider before entering it.