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EnterpriseSG, Google Cloud accept 35 startups under AI program

The three-month program is scheduled to begin February 2025.

EnterpriseSG and Google Cloud announced that applications for its second AI adoption program will be expanded to accept 35 startups. 

To fast-track their development and commercialization of AI products, selected applicants will have access to resources including $452,030 (US$350,000) in Google Cloud credits upon graduation, access to Google Cloud’s AI stack, and mentorship and technical project support from industry experts.

They can also showcase their achievements and connect with potential investors and have additional funding support under EnterpriseSG’s Startup SG Tech program for eligible startups. 

The three-month program is scheduled to begin February 2025.

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