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Representatives of Temus and AI Singapore witnessed the signing of the MOU. (Photo from Temus)

AI Singapore, Temus join hands to accelerate AI adoption amongst local firms

The partnership between the two companies will realise Singapore's vision to be a Smart Nation.

Digital transformation services company Temus and AI Singapore (AISG) have inked a memorandum of understanding to accelerate AI innovation and adoption amongst firms in the country.

Under the partnership, AISG will collaborate with Temus to offer companies guidance on data collection, preparation, and governance.
Once AI-ready, companies can utilise AISG's 100 Experiments programme for AI solutions and products. Temus, for its part, will support companies in development and maintenance.

The partnership will also provide training, resources, and mentorship to nurture local AI talent and support local projects and initiatives.

"Temus is delighted to partner with AISG to realise the digital aspirations of Singapore's enterprises and vision to be a Smart Nation. We hope to strengthen our digital ecosystem with like-minded partners as AI becomes increasingly ubiquitous in our daily work and lives. We aim to help organisations innovate and transform with AI technology and solutions, which will, in turn, unlock economic and societal value for Singapore and beyond," KY Yeoh, Temus CEO, said.

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