Singapore: COMPUTESHARE Pte Ltd, based in Singapore, has announced the impending launch of its global membership ecosystem, with the initial closed beta slated for the China regional market on July 16. The initiative, operating under the brand Computershare Singapore, marks a significant step in the company's strategic expansion.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, the project is structured around two main divisions: Enterprise AI Customisation Services and the Global Membership Ecosystem. The Enterprise AI Customisation Services segment offers a range of solutions, including enterprise knowledge bases, artificial intelligence customer service, batch product image and video production, digital humans, multilingual content, AI agent workflows, and long-term technical support.

The Global Membership Ecosystem will focus on computing quotas, AI task participation, contribution records, and regional service networks, utilizing centrally managed graphics processing unit (GPU) resources for task execution. The company's T3+T4 computing and core data infrastructure are set to support the China regional closed beta in a mature production environment.

The China beta is designed to test various components of the platform, including its mobile application, account system, computing allocation, task records, contribution records, service provider management, and regional service networks. Following the beta phase, the company plans to expand its reach to Southeast Asia and other international markets.