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In the early 1990s, the information technology infrastructure, specifically the transmission network, in Vietnam and countries in the region was still underdeveloped/outdated. Signal quality and service quality were poor, transmission capacity was small, and connection speeds were low, failing to meet the increasing demand of users for voice and video information.

Based on this reality, the leaders of the Post and Telecommunications sector decided to invest in the development of fiber optic transmission technology, commencing the fiber-optic strategy to serve the country’s industrialization and modernization. As a result, the VINA-GSC Joint Venture, one of the five joint ventures of the Vietnam Post and Telecommunications Corporation (VNPT), was established.