On May 21, the Singapore Enterprise Development Authority and the Singapore National Artificial Intelligence Core (AisingApore) signed a memorandum of understanding with Microsoft, aiming to help over 1,000 SMEs use Microsoft Copilot to increase productivity within the next two years. The Singapore Enterprise Development Authority will pay a 50% licensing fee for eligible SMEs for a period of 12 months. In addition, the Information and Communications Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA) and Microsoft signed a new memorandum of understanding to assist Singaporean enterprises that have reached a mature stage of digitalization, strengthen their capabilities in generative AI, develop and launch customized generative AI solutions. It is expected that more than 200 local SMEs will benefit.
新加坡政府与微软签署协议，目标两年内助1000多家中小企业采用AI提高生产力
The Singapore government signed an agreement with Microsoft to help more than 1,000 small and medium-sized enterprises use AI to improve productivity within two years
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