Singtel’s RE:AI launches token-based AI service for enterprises

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RE:AI, Singtel Digital InfraCo's sovereign artificial intelligence (AI) cloud business, has launched AI Token-as-a-Service (TaaS), a managed service that companies can use to deploy AI.

AI TaaS will help firms address AI costs, model management, and data sovereignty challenges, Singtel said in an announcement on 1 October.

TaaS provides enterprises with access to AI models, scalable infrastructure, orchestration and governance capabilities through a flexible, token-based consumption model, Singtel said.

TaaS offers flexible subscriptions that allow enterprises to choose the token volumes they need for applications, including internal queries, software development and agentic AI, which can be used to automate workflows, conduct market research and review documents.

This gives enterprises access to multiple AI models without having to purchase or manage them separately, Singtel said.

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