Samsung targets APAC’s digital classrooms
20 November 2024
Samsung Electronics Singapore has announced partnerships with Challenger Technologies, Geniebook, and TeachingTutor.ai to enhance digital classroom experiences through AI-powered education technology (edtech) solutions.
The partnerships are set to bring scalable and secure edtech solutions to educational institutions, leveraging Samsung's government-grade Knox security. Samsung and its partners plan to facilitate various workshops and provide a library of multimedia resources to support AI adoption in education, helping to expand AI literacy among educators and users.
Find out moreFPT and Ericsson to promote 5G in Vietnam
19 November 2024
FPT and Ericsson have announced a partnership to promote adopting 5G technology and advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation.
The collaboration aims to develop applications that highlight 5G's capabilities in various sectors, such as healthcare, manufacturing, and retail. This initiative plans to establish dedicated efforts in Vietnam to foster AI and digital transformation innovations.
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Lintasarta and 6Estates team up for AI
11 November 2024
Lintasarta, the AI Factory arm of Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (IOH) Group in Indonesia, has announced a strategic partnership with 6Estates that aims to enhance AI adoption and drive digital transformation in Indonesia, supporting sectors like finance and banking.
Through this partnership, Lintasarta will offer 6Estates' flagship solutions — Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) and Lender Workflow Automation (FAAS) — to boost efficiency and accuracy in data-heavy processes such as document extraction, credit analysis, and fraud detection. Lintasarta aims to offer these AI solutions to its existing customers, especially those in the banking and financial services industries.
Find out more GDS plans $1 billion data centre in Thailand
08 November 2024
GDS International has received approval to build a hyperscale data centre in Thailand, will invest up to US$1 billion over the next five years in the project, and has signed a partnership deal with real estate developer Amata for the site in Chonburi.
GDS CEO Jamie Khoo said that the site is ideal for data centre development due to the presence of available zones, proximity to subsea cable landing stations, and secure location outside floodplains.
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