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Daily Markup #1058: Amity Solutions wins ‘The Sauciest Startup’ award for spicing up the Thai tech scene with local talent and creativity

August 23, 2024 · 2 min read
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  • Congratulations to 500-backed software and generative AI (GenAI) developer Amity Solutions (ASOL) for winning ‘The Sauciest Startup’ award at the Techsauce Awards 2024!
  • The award celebrates companies that have successfully navigated various crises, inspired other businesses, and contributed positively to Thailand’s economy.
  • “We are deeply honored to receive ‘The Sauciest Startup’ award, which recognizes not just our innovation but also our resilience and positive impact on Thailand’s tech ecosystem,” shared Keng Teik Koay, Group CEO of ASOL.
  • Touchapon Kraisingkorn, Group CTO & Head of AI Labs added, “This award underscores the significant impact of our AI Labs’ work in enhancing customer-facing software with GenAI. Our success with products like Amity Bots Plus demonstrates how we’re leveraging Thai talent and creativity to solve complex problems on a global scale. We’re proud to be part of the movement that’s positioning Thailand as a hub for GenAI innovation.”
  • Read the full story here.

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