Elice Inc. participates in Korea–Singapore AI Connect Summit Showcases AI infrastructure capabilities with modular AI data center

[Caption] Elice Inc. CEO Jae Won Kim demonstrates the modular data center “Elice AI PMDC” in front of President Lee Jae Myung. (Photo courtesy of the Office of the President)

Shares global growth story driven by Singapore investment at the Korea–Singapore AI Connect Summit

Elice Inc., an AI full-stack company providing AI infrastructure, cloud, and industry-specific solutions, participated in the Korea–Singapore AI Connect Summit held on March 2 at the Shangri-La Singapore during President Lee Jae Myung’s state visit, presenting its global growth strategy and technological innovation as a leading AI company.

During the event, Jae Won Kim, CEO of Elice Inc., joined the session titled “Conversation with Future AI Leaders”, where he shared Elice’s experience expanding its global business through investment in Singapore. Positioning Singapore as a strategic hub for global expansion, Elice Inc. has actively pursued local partnerships and technology exports. The company has already achieved tangible business results, including:

• Winning a project with the Singapore Ministry of Education to develop digital textbooks
• Signing an AI education partnership with Cap Vista, the venture arm under the Ministry of Defence
• Supplying AI education solutions to both public and private sector clients
  

Based on these local successes, Kim outlined a future vision for Korea–Singapore collaboration in the AI industry, drawing strong interest from attendees.

Live demo of modular data center “Elice AI PMDC,” highlighting AI infrastructure capabilities

Elice Inc. also operated an exhibition booth at the venue, where it conducted a live demonstration of its AI infrastructure solution, the modular data center “Elice AI PMDC (Portable Modular Data Center)”, in front of the president. Elice AI PMDC is a mobile data center designed to efficiently operate high-performance NPU and GPU servers, enabling rapid deployment of AI compute resources even in environments where large-scale infrastructure is difficult to build.

Having continuously expanded its presence through the establishment of a local corporation and ongoing recruitment in Singapore, Elice Inc. used this event to demonstrate its full-stack AI capabilities—spanning AI education to hardware infrastructure—to the global market.

Jae Won Kim, CEO of Elice Inc., said,

“Our participation in the Korea–Singapore AI Connect Summit marks a key milestone in having Elice’s AI capabilities recognized at a national level, while solidifying our position in the Southeast Asian market.”

He added,

“Building on our successful investment and growth experience in Singapore, we will lead the AI ecosystem globally by supplying differentiated infrastructure solutions such as Elice AI PMDC to markets around the world.”