This webinar explains what differentiates CPUs, GPUs, and TPUs and how they power AI calculations at varying scales. You will come away understanding why most office computers cannot run large AI models, and why this is a critical consideration when deploying AI securely for confidential or personal data in your organisation.

The fifth and final webinar in Drew Network Asia's ASEAN series examines cross-border data transfers and data breaches between Singapore and Vietnam. Vietnam's regulatory landscape has evolved significantly with the introduction of its Law on Personal Data Protection and Decree 356, introducing detailed rules on data collection, processing, cross-border transfers, breach notification, and enforcement. This session also covers recent enforcement trends by Vietnamese regulators.

This session unpacks the most important — and most misunderstood — risks arising from AI and how they are commonly addressed in contracts between AI solution vendors and customers. Using real-world case studies, it covers confidentiality, data security, intellectual property, liability for AI-generated output, and whether vendor disclaimers and indemnities truly protect either party when things go wrong.

The fourth webinar in Drew Network Asia's ASEAN series examines the management of cross-border data transfers and data breaches between Singapore and Thailand — covering legal and regulatory obligations, practical compliance considerations, and how organisations can better manage cyber risks across both jurisdictions.

This webinar explains how DP has been applied to machine learning in a practical, accessible way — giving you clarity beyond the typical "just add noise to the data" and helping you better assess its role in your AI governance approach.