The Silicon Valley-Singapore bridge: bringing AI to the world
The moment to define the next decade of artificial intelligence deployment in Asia is now
[SINGAPORE] One evening in early April, I hosted a dinner at a long table in San Francisco. Three Singaporean chefs produced a tasting menu – layered courses that most of the room would taste for the first time.
Around the table sat a representative from an American chipmaker preparing a double-digit billion-dollar initial public offering (IPO) and its first Singapore expansion.
The representative sat alongside others from global frontier artificial intelligence labs, a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund invested in data centres and the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), as well as a policy adviser from Standard AI.
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