RESEARCH · RESEARCH · #2969
Google opens Singapore research hub and commits over $6M in grants to NUS, NTU
Google says it has established a research hub in Singapore and is investing more than $6 million in grants and capacity-building initiatives across National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), and INSEAD’s Thrive Lab to support AI for science, compute efficiency, regional language work, and AI safety research.
KEY POINTS
- Google says it has established a research hub in Singapore and is investing more than $6 million in grants and capacity-building initiatives across National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), and INSEAD’s Thrive Lab to support AI for science, compute efficiency, regional language work, and AI safety research.
- The funding and new hub strengthen regional AI research capacity, advance AI-for-science projects and safety work, and build long-term compute and talent infrastructure in Southeast Asia.
- Advancing research and partnering with universities in Singapore
WHY IT MATTERS
The funding and new hub strengthen regional AI research capacity, advance AI-for-science projects and safety work, and build long-term compute and talent infrastructure in Southeast Asia.