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Edward Tay (Prof)
LinkedIn Top Venture Capital Voice | Board Member | AI Governance | Sustainable Finance | DEI | Quantum Power
Professor Edward Tay is a prominent figure in the fields of technology, finance, and education with extensive experience in venture capital, digital innovation, and sustainable development. He currently holds several key positions:
- Adjunct Associate Professor at the Asian Institute of Digital Finance (AIDF), National University of Singapore (NUS).23
- Associate Professor (Practice) at the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR).23
- Chairman of Infracrowd Capital, an MAS registered fund manager focusing on technology and infrastructure assets.12
- Board Member and Independent Non-Executive Director at Digilife Technologies Limited, a listed company on SGX.23
Prof Tay's expertise spans various areas:
- Venture Capital: He has invested in four deep tech unicorns in Digital Economy, Artificial Intelligence, and Food Tech.13
- Sustainability: He serves as Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Research Lab.3
- Education: He lectures at several institutions, including Singapore Management University (SMU) and Nanyang Business School.2
- Industry Involvement: He is an industry panel member in organizations such as IMDA and EnterpriseSG, focusing on areas like Generative AI Enterprise Solutions and Sustainable Tropical Data Centre Testbed.1
With over 30 years of experience in shaping technology and innovation, Prof Tay has held leadership roles in companies like Sistema Asia Capital, British Telecom, IBM, and Hewlett-Packard.23 His work bridges academia and industry, particularly in Asian Technology Markets.3
Prof Tay is also recognized for his contributions to entrepreneurship and has served as a business mentor for various organizations, including Action Community for Entrepreneurship (ACE) and NTUitive.2
Highlights
🏛 Excited to host top researchers globally next week for the Next Generation Computing and Algorithms in the Digital Era between 12-16 August, 2024 in Singapore.
🏛 This event is jointly organized by the Centre of Qualitative Finance and Asian Institute of Digital Finance at National University of Singapore.
🏛 Our speakers, all thought leaders in their domains, focus to share on industry AI #computing and #algorithms. A good many scientists hail from Germany and Japan.
🏛 Riding on global theme in #AI and #Cybersecurity, our workshop is dedicated to push the frontiers of next-generation computing and algorithmic innovations, with a laser focus on their applications in accelerating industrial growth and enhancing societal well-being.
🏛 It is essential we support a vibrant ecosystem for leading experts from diverse fields to share insights, foster collaborations and shape the future of tech industry and computational research in Singapore.
🏛 Our workshop continues the momentum of successful collaborations among prominent institutions, including Institute of Mathematics for Industry of Kyushu University, Institute of Statistical Mathematics in Tokyo, and Zuse Institute Berlin.
🏛 Be sharing more insights in my LinkedIn. Feel most free to follow my postings in the coming days.
🏛 Look forward to share about innovation and accreditation landscape in Singapore with our global partners.
🏛 To know more about our accreditation, do visit our SAC website: https://lnkd.in/g5tKG7bk
🏛 Singapore Week of Innovation and Technology (SWITCH) of Innovation and Technology 2024 is an amazing platform to join to network with top ecosystem players in Singapore and globally. https://www.switchsg.org/
#innovation #startups #tech #nus #enterprisesg #deeptech #startupsg #SingaporeAccreditationCouncil #SAC #Accreditation #ConformityAssessment Enterprise Singapore Startup SG SEEDS Capital Singapore Accreditation Council Digital Industry Singapore (DISG) Singapore Cooperation Enterprise SGTech
Emir Hrnjić Chuan Teck Lee Emily Liew Sophia Ng Cindy Ngiam Logaiswaran Chandrasegaran Tajuddin Marhim Yee Teck Tan Gladys Leong Christine L. Yingshi Xu Yuuka Ng Alethea Nah Woei Yuan Seng Shiang Chyi KOH Vincent Yap Amos Leong Terence Hu Tan yixiong kok Yvonne Soh Derek Neo Si Min Ang Xiaowen Huang Kaixin T. Wy Mun Kong Tay Lian Chew Chris Chow
Looking forward to attend ✒Digital Civilization Conference 2024 in Oriel college, University of Oxford later this week on 9-12 April 2024 and meeting many old friends.
Especially excited to be part of #Oxford Hackathon 2024 as part of a new 3-year series of ✒ United Nation Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) made possible through the partnership of ✒UNODC Global Resource for Anti-Corruption Education, ✒Youth Empowerment (GRACE) Initiative, ✒DFINITY Foundation & ✒Knowledge Foundation.
This is open to all undergraduates, faculty members, industry practitioners and general public and consists of two major tracks, #ArtificialIntelligence and #DecentralizedCommerce.
Check it out if you are keen to join future hackathons. https://lnkd.in/gQGDxneN
Super ecstatic to learn from many seniors in this field & deliver a ✒lecture in #AI & #Blockchain titled ✒"Challenges in converging AI & Blockchain in Financial Institutions" to an esteemed audience that include senior government officials, academia, industry leaders and data scientists.
Key take aways:
✒1. #Transparency with anyone with access to the network can view a history of transactions in real time. Money trail can be monitored in conflict zones like aid distribution in Gaza and Ukraine with a higher degree of precision.
✒2. #Immutability of blockchains conserve data from being tampered with. No single organization is able to change past data without alerting the network. Use case include user #authentication and digital assets such as land title and alternative investment.
✒3. Reduced counterparty risk via blockchain technology allowing almost anyone to send money to anyone without an expensive or corrupt intermediary being involved. #Smartcontracts, inherently, guarantee that a contract will be fulfilled when a specific action is completed at a much lower cost.
✒4. #Marginalized and #underserved populations, for instance the underbanked and unbanked, may secure enhanced access to services through #digital signature technology.
✒5. Blockchain #databases may store current information all the information that came prior, albeit with a exorbitant cost.
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