Partnerships

Nvidia is expanding into Japan’s physical AI market with its new “world model,” Cosmos 3 Edge, designed for robots and vision AI agents. This move, part of CEO Jensen Huang’s visit, includes forming a coalition with major Japanese industrial players like Fujitsu, Hitachi, and Kawasaki Heavy Industries to drive innovation in intelligent industries. Nvidia is also focusing on healthcare and biotech, aiding drug discovery and medical robotics development.

Singapore is bolstering its ambition to become a global AI hub through major partnerships with Google and OpenAI. OpenAI will establish its first lab outside the US in Singapore, creating over 200 jobs and investing S$300 million to democratize AI. Google will collaborate on societal challenges, workforce upskilling, and AI safety. These initiatives build on Singapore’s national AI strategy and attract significant investment, solidifying its position as a leading AI destination.

Visionary Holdings is pivoting to high-end medical aesthetics and anti-aging. This strategic shift includes new leadership, R&D collaborations, and a joint venture for an anti-aging center. The company aims to capitalize on market growth, with its annual report expected by January 12, 2026.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff highlighted the company’s focus on generative AI at the World Economic Forum in Davos, 2025. Salesforce is strengthening its generative AI strategy by partnering with prominent AI developers. This move aims to alleviate investor anxieties regarding increasing competition in the AI sector and the significant impact of artificial intelligence on business.