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Comba Telecom to Partner With Zhejiang Tianchui on Physical AI Services

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Comba Telecom Systems (SGX:STC, HKG:2342) entered into a framework agreement with Zhejiang Tianchui Technology to jointly develop physical artificial intelligence services for enterprise customers, according to a Thursday Hong Kong bourse filing.

Hong Kong-listed shares of the wireless communications provider were down nearly 1% in Friday morning trade.

Under the agreement, Zhejiang Tianchui will provide internet-connected devices, management system software and technical services to Comba, while Comba will supply passive internet-of-things hardware products to Zhejiang Tianchui.

The agreement will remain in effect through Dec. 31, 2028.

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