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Grace Chng

Singapore

Editorial Director and Strategic Advisor at Deeptech Times

Contributor at News On Tech

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  • 1 week ago | techgoondu.com | Grace Chng

    Dell Technologies has sharpened its focus on AI deployments in enterprises by unveiling powerful new Nvidia-powered servers, storage devices and AI laptops last week in its yearly customer event in Las Vegas. View PostThe range of products shown off by the long-time PC vendor also reflects its recent transformation into a comprehensive enterprise technology provider – one that is clearly targeting the infrastructure needed for AI.

  • 1 week ago | wp.me | Grace Chng

    Dell Technologies has sharpened its focus on AI deployments in enterprises by unveiling powerful new Nvidia-powered servers, storage devices and AI laptops last week in its yearly customer event in Las Vegas. The range of products shown off by the long-time PC vendor also reflects its recent transformation into a comprehensive enterprise technology provider – one that is clearly targeting the infrastructure needed for AI.

  • 1 month ago | techgoondu.com | Grace Chng

    The pace of AI advancement has stunned even Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and an iconic figure of the technology world who helped put a PC into every office and home with his company’s software. AI’s transformative potential is not just as a powerful technology, but as a force for global equity, he told an audience of technology leaders in Singapore during a visit yesterday.

  • 1 month ago | wp.me | Grace Chng

    The pace of AI advancement has stunned even Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and an iconic figure of the technology world who helped put a PC into every office and home with his company’s software. AI’s transformative potential is not just as a powerful technology, but as a force for global equity, he told an audience of technology leaders in Singapore during a visit yesterday.

  • 2 months ago | techgoondu.com | Grace Chng

    In 1981, photographer Lynn Goldsmith took a black-and-white portrait of the music star, Prince. She later licensed it to the magazine Vanity Fair for US$400, allowing the magazine to use it as a reference for an illustration. The magazine then commissioned iconic artist Andy Warhol to create a stylised version for a magazine cover. What Goldsmith did not know was that Warhol went beyond the commission – he created 16 additional silkscreen prints based on her photo, without her permission.

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grace chng @chnggrace
10 Sep 21

Singapore XM Studios raises S$4.5 million in tokenised fund raising. Fractional offering allows more investors to participate as well as offering more liquidity. https://t.co/HYUioDBRaY

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grace chng @chnggrace
3 Sep 21

https://t.co/dPfptV9kUU put on investor alert list, but https://t.co/OOXGjt8srS business not affected https://t.co/5apP9VFEuz

grace chng
grace chng @chnggrace
15 Jul 21

DLT gets boost from Singapore government, new emphasis to focus on bringing DLT to industries and organisations. https://t.co/yxFdF2Nqxc