Quantum AI Accelerates Push Into Southeast Asia AI Market
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Quantum AI said it has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with GEM to target the Southeast Asian AI market and expand joint business operations.
The two companies agreed to combine Quantum AI's AI technology and unstructured data assetization capabilities with GEM's AI, software engineering and local business capabilities in Southeast Asia.
The two companies plan to gradually pursue joint development and commercialization of AI solutions for Southeast Asian companies, industry-specific AI projects and PoC, and localization and enterprise deployment.
Quantum AI announced that it has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with GEM. The agreement aims to target the Southeast Asian AI market and expand joint business operations.
The pact was pursued to combine Quantum AI's AI technology and capabilities in turning unstructured data into assets with GEM's AI, software engineering and local business capabilities in Southeast Asia. The two sides' shared goal is to jointly develop AI solutions for Southeast Asian companies and commercialize them for those companies.
Quantum AI has continued to develop technology based on its own AI capabilities. The company has been developing technology that converts unstructured data such as documents, voice and text into knowledge and data assets that can be used by AI.
Based on this, Quantum AI provides AI document processing automation, AI search, intelligent voice counseling and AICC solutions. These solutions are used to apply AI across various business functions within companies.
Jo Young-min, vice president of Quantum AI, said the collaboration would serve as a springboard to expand Quantum AI's AI technology into global corporate environments. He also said the company plans to combine GEM's local business and engineering capabilities and significantly expand its global AI business.
GEM was introduced as an AI-native company that provides enterprise technology services centered on software engineering, AI and digital transformation. Kwon Man-jae, CEO of GEM, explained that technology, engineering and local business capabilities must work together simultaneously to create results on the ground in industry.
Kwon Man-jae, CEO of GEM, said he will pursue applying Quantum AI's AI technology to diverse business environments at Southeast Asian companies. He also said the two companies plan to continue identifying new enterprise AI business opportunities based on their combined capabilities.
Accordingly, the two companies plan to pursue joint commercialization of AI solutions in stages and jointly identify business opportunities with local customers in Southeast Asia. They also plan to gradually pursue industry-specific AI projects and PoC, as well as the localization and enterprise deployment of AI solutions.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407607
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