Thinking Machines joins Temus group in regional push for production-grade AI
For much of the past two years, Southeast Asian boardrooms have been flooded with AI experiments. Banks have tested copilots, retailers have trialled demand forecasting tools, government agencies have explored automation, and conglomerates have run internal hackathons to show what generative AI can do. Also Read: Southeast Asia doesn’t have an AI adoption problem, it […] The post Thinking…
Thinking Machines Data Science founder Stephanie Sy announced a strategic investment in her company by the Temus group, a Singapore-based AI and digital transformation company. The investment aims to address the gap between AI experiments and their successful implementation in real enterprise environments. Thinking Machines, headquartered in the Philippines, provides data platforms and AI systems to various sectors, including financial services, retail, and government.
It has served over 110 clients and trained more than 10,000 professionals in applying AI. The combined entity, operating under Thinking Machines Data Science, will continue to maintain its brand and leadership while co-leading the Applied AI and Data team. With Temus bringing delivery infrastructure and public sector relationships, the partnership aims to help organizations successfully deploy generative AI in Southeast Asia, where implementation support remains limited due to various challenges such as legacy technology stacks, fragmented data, regulatory constraints, and talent scarcity.
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