THE Philippines is looking to break ground for its artificial intelligence (AI)-native industrial hub in two years, Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) said.
“This is to be done in phases. Within the first 2 years, we will be able to at least break ground the first phase of development,” BCDA President and Chief Executive Officer Joshua M. Bingcang said in a news briefing on Friday.
Earlier this week, the BCDA announced that it has allocated 4,000 acres (about 1,618 hectares) within New Clark City in Tarlac to build an AI-native industrial hub to support the development of an AI supply chain ecosystem here.
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