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Tuan Nguyen
Supporting tech companies for public good
Tuan Nguyen is a Business Development Manager for Public Sector Startups in the Asia Pacific region at Amazon Web Services (AWS). He is based in Singapore and has over 500 connections on LinkedIn, indicating a robust professional network. His role likely involves fostering relationships with startups within the public sector, helping them leverage AWS services to enhance their operations and drive innovation. For more detailed insights about his professional background and experience, you can view his LinkedIn profile here .1
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As our world heats up, investors warm up to climate technologies. In July, the 2-billion Amazon Climate Pledge Fund, which backs promising startups to help achieve The Climate Pledge by 2040, will be taking part in our AWS Deep Tech and Climate Tech series of activities in Kyoto, Tokyo and Singapore, alongside regional funders and founders.
Together with Temasek Foundation and Eco-Business (as part of The Liveability Challenge), Amazon Web Services (AWS) is hosting a special AWS for Sustainability Solutions event on 11 July in Singapore. Do join us and explore how cloud technologies (especially AI) can be harnessed to address the climate challenge, https://lnkd.in/g6jYU7mM.
Special thanks to our amazing partners - Temasek Foundation, Eco-Business, UNDP Global Centre, Singapore, SatSure, Terrascope, Unravel Carbon, Anders Soh, Charlotte Goh, Carla Gomez Briones, Meaghan See, Kurt Samuele P., Divya Sharma, Akshay H., Kevin Teng.
P/S: Kan KATO and I casually talked last Dec about this AWS climate tech week. I am so happy it is finally happening (and getting hot with funders and founders), thanks to the bias-for-action AWS team - Phoebe Wang, Kengo Fukui, Kan KATO, Alex Cheng, Richy W., Vincent Oh, Lakshminarasimhan Sundarrajan, Martin Roy Champness, Eunice Cheng, Michelle Teo, Carl Ward.
John Sleijpen, Phway P, Linh Le, Mirela Juravle, Ivan G., Jina Kim
Asia has been "in a frying pan" these weeks (or months), prompting school closures and health warnings across countries. While climate policy and concerted action may take a (long) while, technology can be a speedy enabler as we innovate and scale fast against climate change.
In particular, the AWS - UNESCO IRCAI Compute for Climate Fellowship (https://lnkd.in/giX5Uszs) funds climate startups focused on cutting-edge science in clean energy, low-carbon transportation, carbon removal and sustainable agriculture and food, etc. Interested climate entrepreneurs should apply by 7 Jun!
In 2023, the program provided AWS technology and expertise in quantum computing, high-performance computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning and generative AI to startups such as Realta Fusion (fusion energy systems to decarbonize industrial heat and power), Coastal Carbon (satellite imagery to track and measure underwater vegetation growth and carbon sequestration), Phytoform (biotechnology and AI for climate resilient plants), Xatoms (AI and quantum computing water treatment).
UNESCO | IRCAI - International Research Center on Artificial Intelligence under the auspices of UNESCO | AWS Startups
Joe Hooper, Calum Handforth, Devahuti Choudhury, Bradley Busetto, Helen Elizabeth Burdett, Anders Soh, Li Lang Heng, Jessica Cheam, Meaghan See Ernest X., May Liew, Wai Chiew CHIK, Max Han, Yoonmin Cho, Zachary Lee, 李惠翔, JJ Erpaiboon, Puiyan LEUNG, Veronica Puah, Jerry Lui, Angela Tay, Xinyi Tow, Jugnu Pati, Tu Ngo Pitcharee Keeratithakul, Safuan Zairi, Mohamad Hazwan Mohd Daut, Ph.D., Masato Tanakai, Carmen Peck, Emi Kaneko, Astrid Seegers, Gabby van Herpt, Thu Phuong Thai, Truong Ly Hoang Phi
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