Good morning, Here's the first Asia AI News of the week! Four funding stories from the past few days,
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November 30 · Issue #339 · View online |
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Good morning, Here’s the first Asia AI News of the week! Four funding stories from the past few days, a new AI chip from South Korea, and Dyson’s announcement that it will invest $3.7 billion in R&D over the next five years, split between Singapore and the UK. Scroll down for these stories and more. Stay safe and have a great week ahead! /Carrington
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China-based AI-powered platform for businesses IceKredit secures $33 million Series C funding
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Eightfold AI raises $125 million Series D funding
#India #funding - Eightfold AI has announced that it has raised a $125M Series D funding round. A significant amount of this investment will be committed to hiring exceptional talent in India. (PR Newswire)
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Cash-IN-Asia raised S$5 million in a funding round led by DeClout Ventures
#Singapore #funding - Singapore-based AI financing platform IN Financial through its wholly-owned subsidiary Cash-IN-Asia, raised S$5 million in a funding round led by Singapore-based venture firm DeClout Ventures. (Fintech News)
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AI startup Pulsifi raises US$1.8m in angel funding to boost Europe expansion
#Singapore #Malaysia #funding - AI company Pulsifi, which is based in Singapore and Malaysia, has raised $1.8 million in angel funding to boost its expansion to new markets in Europe and accelerate product enhancement. (Business Times)
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Korean startup AITRICS improving the patient-care system with its AI-driven risk prediction system
#SouthKorea #healthcare - Korean startup AITRICS aims to provide predictive, preventive and personalized healthcare utilizing the power of AI. The digital healthcare startup has developed an AI-based predictive solution that can help detect health problems at a much earlier stage than at the onset of signs or symptoms. (Korea Techdesk)
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Dyson to invest $3.7 billion to double product range by 2025
#Singapore #UK #investment - Dyson, the inventor of the bagless vacuum cleaner, said it would invest 2.75 billion pounds ($3.67 billion) in new technology in the next five years to double its product portfolio, including devices that would take it beyond the home. (Reuters)
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China tops world in AI patent filings, surpassing the US for the first time
#China #patents - China filed more than 110,000 artificial intelligence patent applications last year, a development seen bolstering the country’s position as the second-largest market for AI technology. (SCMP)
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South Korea unveils AI chip to maintain semiconductor leadership
#SouthKorea #AIchips - SK Telecom Co. us adding a new AI chip to South Korea’s arsenal of semiconductors as the nation seeks a bigger slice of the global tech market and an upgrade of its industrial capabilities. (Bloomberg)
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South Korea vows to invest $1 billion for AI
#SouthKorea #investment - South Korea pledged to invest about $1 billion for artificial intelligence in semiconductor manufacturing to build on the nation’s success developing computer chips to power economic growth. (UPI)
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Chengdu making strong push to foster next-gen AI technology
#China #investment - Chengdu, capital city of Southwest China’s Sichuan province, is working to develop a national pilot zone for advancing next-generation AI. According to the plan, the city will invest more than 100 billion yuan ($15.2 billion) in over 170 major projects over two years. (PRNewswire)
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AI-driven drone revolutionizes rice farming; Bayer seeding demo shows
#Asia #Philippines #drones - AI-driven drones have started revolutionizing Philippines’ rice farming n as Bayer Crop Science (BCS) completed a “drone seeding” demonstration in Paniqui, Tarlac that is significantly eliminating costly and time-consuming labor in rice planting. (Manila Bulletin)
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Tension with China rises as Xi Jinping talks ‘winning wars’
#China #Australia #US #defence - China’s president Xi Jinping last week urged his military to modernise after his Communist Party commissars “laid out plans to make the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) on par with the US military by 2027”. Xi reportedly “stressed” the need to “enhance technological literacy” among his soldiers, “embrace new technologies” such as AI and minimise bureaucracy. (News.com.au)
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Gnani.ai launches its new speech recognition technology for Indian defense
#India #NLP - Conversational AI company Gnani.ai has announced the launch of its new integrated speech recognition technology for the Indian Defence establishment. (Techgraph)
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About Carrington Malin
Carrington Malin is a UAE-based entrepreneur, marketer and writer who focuses on emerging technologies.
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