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Wrise Prestige to open AI lab in Guangzhou next month, investing HK$30 million in AI development
Wealth management provider Wrise Prestige, headquartered in Singapore, is accelerating its expansion into mainland China. The firm plans to open an AI laboratory in Guangzhou next month to house its t
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Wrise Prestige to open AI lab in Guangzhou next month, investing HK$30 million in AI development
Wealth management provider Wrise Prestige, headquartered in Singapore, is accelerating its expansion into mainland China. The firm plans to open an AI laboratory in Guangzhou next month to house its t
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