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賽諾菲計畫在多倫多投資2.16億美元擴建人工智慧中心

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-- 賽諾菲(SNY)週一宣布,將投資2.94億加元(約2.16億美元)擴建其位於多倫多的全球人工智慧卓越中心,旨在加速藥物的研發和交付。 聲明稱,此次擴建將創造50個新的就業崗位,專注於先進人工智慧工具的設計和部署。 該公司表示,安大略省投資基金也為此擴建提供了高達500萬加元的有條件撥款。 週一,賽諾菲股價下跌6%。

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