Salesforce Inc. plans to invest $1 billion in Singapore over the next five years, joining other US technology companies in betting on growth in Southeast Asia.

US cloud software giant Salesforce said Wednesday (Mar 12) it planned to invest US$1 billion in Singapore over the next five years to boost the use of artificial intelligence agents (AI) in the workforce.

Salesforce, a cloud computing software company co-founded by billionaire Marc Benioff, plans to invest $1 billion in Singapore.

Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) is making a major investment in Singapore, pledging $1 billion over the next five years to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) development and digital transformation. The move reinforces

Salesforce plans to invest $1 billion in Singapore over the next five years as it seeks to fuel the adoption of its AI agent development platform,

Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) plans to invest $1B in Singapore over the next five years, to boost the Southeast Asian country's digital transformation and adoption of its AI product Agentforce. The U.S. tech giant said the investment will help support Singapore enterprises as they build digital workforces,