Salesforce to invest $1B in Singapore to boost adoption of AI
Salesforce Plans to invest $ 1 billion In Singapore in the next five years because it wants to feed the acceptance of his AI Agent Development Platform, Agentforce.
Salesforce claimed that Agentforce can help relieve the continuous labor issues of Singapore and squeeze out the staff and the companies of the country by creating ‘digital staff’ that combine people with autonomous AI agents.
The initiative follows a recent one $ 500 million deployment in Saudi -Arabia And Another $ 500 million investment in Argentina By the cloud software giant to expand his AI and cloud services, including agent force.
The company has been investing in Singapore for almost two decades and set up its first overseas AI Research Hub in the country in 2019. The customers in the country are Singapore Airlines, GRAB, M1Fairprice Group and Ocean Network Express.
The CRM giant also separately said it signed a deal with Singapore Airlines Integrate agentforce; Salesforce’s AI layer, Einstein, in ServiceCoud; and Data Cloud in the customer management system of the airline. The companies also plan to develop AI solutions for airlines at Salesforce’s AI Research Hub.
Salesforce has been doubling on AI for a while. The company is said to be Reducing its workforce with more than 1,000 employees While he hires around 2,000 people to sell new AI products.
Other American technical giants have also invested heavily in Southeast Asia. Last May Amazon Web Services said it would do it Invest a new $ 9 billion in the next five years In Singapore to grow his cloud infrastructure and services. And Microsoft said last year that it would invest $ 2.2 billion in Malaysia And $ 1.7 billion in Indonesia In the next four years.
