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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2026 · 43 MIN

Silicon Valley and Singapore: Defining the Future of Deep Tech Innovation

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In the global race to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence, robotics, advanced compute, material science, quantum technologies and next generation industrial systems, two regions thousands of miles apart stand out as critical—but strikingly different—powerhouses: Silicon Valley and Singapore.Our special guests this episode - Ankur Saxena, Investment Director at TDK Ventures and Remi Choong, Principal at elev8 - share their deep insights into how the seemingly divergent models of Silicon Valley and Singapore are both shaping the global deep tech landscape in profound ways. Humbly hosted by Seng from the AIMX Network.Key Highlights- What is Deep Tech? (00:04:35)- The US as Global epicenter of Deep Tech (00:08:28)- Is Singapore a Deep Tech Hub? (00:10:00)- Singapore's Support Systems for Deep Tech (00:13:43)- USA's Support Systems for Deep Tech (00:17:01)- What are TDK Ventures and elev8 investing in? (00:21:27)- Valuations: USA vs ROW (00:29:42)- Expanding to New Markets: USA vs Singapore (00:34:42)- USA or Singapore: Which is the better market for the AI / Deep Tech Founder? (00:39:42)

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