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This is the first post in the series.")),"\n","\n",r.createElement(t.p,null,"By many accounts, Singapore is a hotspot for Chinese tech companies looking to hire, invest, and conduct R&D. In the late 2010s, big names in China's AI sector set up major outposts in the nation-state, including ",r.createElement(a,{href:"https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/28/alibaba-sets-up-joint-a-i-research-lab-in-singapore.html"},"Alibaba"),", ",r.createElement(a,{href:"https://global.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201904/25/WS5cc11fa0a3104842260b849f.html"},"Huawei"),", and ",r.createElement(a,{href:"https://www.telecomreviewasia.com/index.php/news/technology-news/897-chinese-ai-firm-launches-its-first-international-office-in-singapore"},"Yitu"),'. "Some of China\'s biggest technology firms are expanding operations in Singapore as tensions rise between Washington and Beijing," ',r.createElement(a,{href:"https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54172703"},"the BBC reported in 2020"),". More recently, CSET ",r.createElement(a,{href:"https://cset.georgetown.edu/publication/chinese-ai-investment-and-commercial-activity-in-southeast-asia/"},"analyses")," ",r.createElement(a,{href:"https://cset.georgetown.edu/publication/examining-singapores-ai-progress/"},"documented")," strong ties between China and Singapore in AI investment, research, and related domains."),"\n",r.createElement(t.p,null,"We wondered whether we could detect similar trends with ",r.createElement(a,{href:"https://eto.tech/tools/"},"ETO tools"),", especially in the fast-growing field of AI. With so much Chinese activity in Singapore's AI sector - much of it ",r.createElement(a,{href:"https://global.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201904/25/WS5cc11fa0a3104842260b849f.html"},"focused")," ",r.createElement(a,{href:"https://www.nus.edu.sg/newshub/news/2019/2019-08/2019-08-01/AI-st-pC2-1aug.pdf"},"specifically")," on joint R&D - we might expect rising collaboration between Chinese and Singaporean researchers. 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