New Partnership to Support AI Start-ups in Singapore
A new partnership between Microsoft, Enterprise Singapore, and the National University of Singapore's entrepreneurial arm will help artificial intelligence (AI) start-ups in Singapore scale faster.
The partnership is part of Singapore's plan to forge partnerships that take ideas from Singapore to the world, as stated by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong.
This is part of Singapore’s plan to forge partnerships that take ideas from the Republic to the world.
Up to 150 start-ups will enter the AI Accelerate programme over the next three years, which will expand the existing programme run by Microsoft and NUS Enterprise’s Block71 start-up hub.
Author's summary: Singapore and Microsoft partner to boost AI start-ups.
- Partners: Microsoft, Enterprise Singapore, National University of Singapore
- Goal: Help AI start-ups scale faster in the region and globally
- Number of start-ups: Up to 150 over the next three years
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