MISA launches “Make in Vietnam” AI platform on NVIDIA GPUs

According to MISA CEO Le Hong Quang, both the OneAI platform and the Vietnamese large language model MISA AI 1.0 were built on NVIDIA’s advanced GPU infrastructure located in Vietnam. This setup enhances processing speed, ensures data security, and keeps enterprise and organizational data within national borders – a critical factor for state agencies and businesses with high security requirements.

MISA AMIS OneAI integrates multiple leading global AI models, including ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Claude, and more. Users can compare outputs, select the most suitable results, and take advantage of multimodal features such as image generation and knowledge extraction across different models.

Explaining the choice of NVIDIA, Quang highlighted the company’s long-term commitment to mastering AI technology in Vietnam. MISA has already deployed a modern AI infrastructure leveraging NVIDIA’s cutting-edge solutions. With over 30 years of technology experience, MISA developed OneAI with practical features tailored to address the pain points of organizations, businesses, and entrepreneurs.

The platform also introduces a cost-effective pricing model. Instead of paying individually for each AI model – often around VND 500,000 per account per month – businesses can access multiple advanced models simultaneously for just VND 1,000,000 per month for 10 users. This significantly reduces costs, especially for micro-enterprises, while maintaining personalization and data privacy. Enterprises can also manage user permissions and allocate usage quotas by department.

For households, the MISA OneAI for Family package allows all family members to access top global AI models such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Claude, DALL·E, and MISA AI with a single subscription. Each member has a separate account and private chat history, ensuring full confidentiality without data sharing.

MISA Vice Chairwoman Dinh Thi Thuy stated that the launch marks a strategic milestone, underscoring Vietnam’s determination to master and democratize AI. The company’s long-term goal is to make AI accessible to every organization, enterprise, small business, and family through flexible payment models and affordable pricing.

Recently, based on research and feedback from ministries, agencies, and businesses, the Ministry of Science and Technology finalized the 2025 list of strategic technology products. Among the three priority projects is the Vietnamese large language model and virtual assistant, which is expected to become a foundation for digital government, digital economy, and the communication needs of tens of millions of users.