Laos to develop AI infrastructure with green energy


VIENTIANE: Laos' Ministry of Technology and Communications will conduct a feasibility study for a project aimed at developing and delivering artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure services powered by green energy.

This will serve as a pilot project for an AI centre powered by clean energy, according to a report by the ministry on Monday (June 2).

The project involves conducting a feasibility study on the creation of an AI Special Economic Zone covering more than 150 hectares in Lao capital Vientiane, utilising green energy sources to support the country's digital transformation and strengthen its AI capabilities.

As part of its digital transformation efforts, the Lao government is steadily integrating technology into public administration and services, guided by a national strategy focused on building a digital economy and society. - Xinhua

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