HSBC Plans Hong Kong AI Research Institute with Blockchain and Post-Quantum Focus
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How HSBC is investing in Hong Kong to build the future of finance — and why now
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Hong Kong has been a home market for HSBC since the bank was founded 161 years ago. It is now also a base for the bank’s AI investment and delivery, with capabilities developed in the city intended for use across other markets. The city is also expanding the regulatory and market infrastructure needed to support digital finance at scale. HSBC returns as a Strategic Partn…
HSBC plans to inaugurate in early 2027 a research institute in Hong Kong dedicated mainly to artificial intelligence, with blockchain and post-quantic cryptography among its areas of work. The initiative comes as the bank expands its AI operations in the city and develops a center in Singapore.
According to ChainCatcher, citing Caixin, HSBC's Co-CEO for Asia and the Middle East, Liao Yijian, announced that HSBC will establish a global AI research institute in Hong Kong, expected to begin operations in early 2027. Initially, it will focus on AI application cases, blockchain technology, and post-quantum cryptography. He revealed that HSBC currently has a team of 150 AI specialists in Hong Kong, and expects the size to double within the n…
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