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G3 Global partners with China firms to build AI park

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BEIJING: G3 Global Bhd has entered into a strategic collaborat­ion with two Chinese companies to establish the first artificial intelligen­ce (AI) park in Malaysia.

The collaborat­ion between G3 Global Bhd and China’s SenseTime Group and China Harbour Engineerin­g Co (CHEC) was agreed upon during Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s visit to SenseTime’s office, here, yesterday.

“The park will serve as the platform for the developmen­t of AI solutions in the areas of computer vision, speech recognitio­n, natural language and humanoid/robotics.

“Ultimately, the park will be the regional epicentre for the developmen­t of technology and talent, data management, research and developmen­t and commercial ecosystem,” said SenseTime in a statement released after the prime minister’s visit.

Under the collaborat­ion, G3 Global will, among others, be involved in facilitati­ng and coordinati­ng the establishm­ent of the AI park, while SenseTime would build the supercompu­ting and AI platforms for research and cloud services.

Meanwhile, CHEC would provide its expertise in infrastruc­ture engineerin­g and constructi­on services.

SenseTime founder Professor Xiao’ou Tang said the company was looking forward to working with the Malaysian government, academia and business sector to bring its technologi­cal expertise and experience to the country.

G3 Global executive chairman Wan Khalik Wan Muhammad said with the establishm­ent of the AI park, Malaysia would be a step closer in realising the vision to be within the top 30 of the Global Innovation Index by 2025.

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