IBM, NUS to set up new AI research and innovation centre in Singapore
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Green computing and artificial intelligence (AI) safety will be among the focus areas of a new AI research and innovation centre, which is expected to be set up at the NUS School of Computing by 2025.
The proposed centre, a collaboration between IBM and the National University of Singapore (NUS), aims to accelerate scientific research here by tapping the American tech giant’s full-stack AI infrastructure.
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