PwC has launched a new Artificial Intelligence Hub in Singapore, investing $4 million over the next three years to turn the city state into a hotspot for AI innovation.
The hub will focus on creating scalable AI solutions tailored for industries like finance, public sector, transportation, and logistics.
PwC Builds AI Future with $4M Investment
Backed by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), the center aims to set industry standards, build strategic partnerships, and nurture local AI talent.
Collaborations with universities such as the National University of Singapore will provide students with valuable hands on training and internship opportunities in AI.
Since its launch in January 2025, the hub has rapidly grown from a small team of three to 15 AI researchers and data scientists, with plans to expand to 20 staff within the next year.
PwC leaders highlight Singapore’s robust infrastructure and supportive business environment as key reasons for choosing it as the hub’s location.
Joe Atkinson, PwC’s Global Chief AI Officer, emphasized the hub’s mission to develop responsible and trustworthy AI solutions that will support businesses and innovators throughout Singapore and the broader region.
This investment underscores PwC’s commitment to advancing AI adoption and driving long-term value through cutting-edge technology and skilled professionals.
