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Kyndryl launches ASEAN AI Lab in Singapore

The facility will serve as a regional hub for innovation, employing approximately 50 AI professionals.

Kyndryl has launched its new ASEAN AI Innovation Lab in Singapore to accelerate the adoption of responsible and enterprise-grade artificial intelligence across Southeast Asia.

The facility will serve as a regional hub for innovation, employing approximately 50 AI professionals, including data scientists, engineers, and developers.

The Lab will support organisations in building, deploying, and scaling AI solutions by combining Kyndryl’s consulting expertise with advanced technologies.

It offers a co-creation environment through Kyndryl Vital and provides live demonstrations to help businesses tackle real-world challenges using responsible AI.

In collaboration with Google Cloud and Digital Industry Singapore, the Lab is part of the AI Cloud Takeoff program under Singapore’s Enterprise Compute Initiative.

Google Cloud will provide tools such as Vertex AI, BigQuery, and Agentspace to help accelerate AI development and deployment.
 

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