Joint venture between SQREEM Technologies and Japan-based Kansai University  aims to improve research capabilities and support growth of startups in the region

Singapore Artificial Intelligence (AI) Solutions Company, SQREEM Technologies, has partnered with Kansai University in Osaka, Japan in a bid to support and promote the growth of startups across the Asia Pacific region. The new partnership also gives Kansai University access to SQREEM’s proprietary artificial intelligence to facilitate the institute’s educational activities.

This is the first time SQREEM has entered a collaborative venture with a Japanese University or research institute, and it is also Kansai University’s first venture with an AI company. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between SQREEM and Kansai University on September 15.

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SQREEM’s next-generation AI technology and platform will enable Kansai University to enhance their educational and research activities, and utilise SQREEM’s wealth of behavioural data in multidisciplinary areas such as entrance examination strategies, job hunting support, branding and marketing in Japan and overseas.

A much awarded AI firm, SQREEM Technologies is the fastest growing AI firm in the Asia Pacific according to the Financial Times. The company’s leadership will work together with Kansai University to help foster the growth of startups in Japan and beyond, and will strengthen their information-sharing capabilities.

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While their collaborative goals now include promotion of educational research and social collaboration, enhanced branding activities and collaborating with startup ventures, both SQREEM and Kansai University will continue to revise and add new relevant projects to their partnership.

“Collaborating with Kansai University’s 13 faculties and graduate schools will mutually enhance both the university and SQREEM’s research capabilities,” says SQREEM Vice President and Head of Japan Business Eugene Yoshioka. “While solving current industry problems will be a challenge, it will equip us with the capabilities to resolve potential new problems before they even occur. We will continue to work towards building a clean and sustainable society for the future, and aim to become a leading company in the AI and IT fields by gaining stronger trust from the market.”