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Meet The Doctor-Turned-Entrepreneur Using AI To Save Lives Original

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By Zinnia Lee 
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Aengus Tran traded medical practice to build AI software that delivers quick and accurate diagnoses of X-rays and scans. Now, the 32-year-old CEO of Sydney-based Harrison.ai and a 30 Under 30 Asia alum is targeting America’s overstretched healthcare system. While studying medicine in Sydney in 2015 with a view to specializing in cardiology, Aengus Tran did a two-month clinical placement in his native Vietnam that upended his plan.
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Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia: The Social Entrepreneurs Tackling Issues From Food Waste To Inequality

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By Zinnia Lee 
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Across Asia-Pacific, young startup and nonprofit founders are using an entrepreneurial mindset and technology to fight for better environmental and human conditions. Three years ago, Anson Wong was at a Hong Kong café one evening when he noticed unsold baked goods being tossed into the garbage bin.
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Chinese AI Optics Billionaire Eyes Dual Listing In Hong Kong After 340% Stock Rally Original

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By Zinnia Lee 
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Soaring demand from AI data centers has benefited suppliers of optical connections across the globe. Among them is RoboTechnik Intelligent Technology, which supplies assembly and testing equipment for optical systems to companies such as U.S. semiconductor giant Broadcom. While its Shenzhen-listed shares have surged 340% the past year, the company filed for a Hong Kong dual listing on Wednesday. RoboTechnik did not disclose details of its planned dual listing in the filing.
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