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Since 2010 ACEIS has participated in bridging strategic relationships and business transactions. With an international banking network spread across Zurich, Vaduz, Dubai, Singapore, Macau, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Bangkok, New York, Malta, Mexico City, Vancouver, Kiev and Tel-Aviv. ACEIS prides itself as a “hands-on” niche firm capable of a vast array of international business solutions in the financial and technology space to name a few.

In late 2014, ACEIS acquired shares in a Vancouver based solar energy company with investments in China.

Since 2017, ACEIS has been participating in various large industrial and infrastructure projects to finance and develop new industrial level solutions for industry which are currently underway towards completion in Q3 2025, in the Oil and Gas, Power Generation, and Petro-Chemical industries.

Since 2018, ACEIS has been participating in a Malta based international block chain bank opportunity.

ACEIS takes equity in Mongolia’s largest egg producer in the food and agriculture sector.

Signed an MoU to invest in an organic poultry, meat, and vegetable farm with plans to expand in the hotel and retail market India wide.

ACEIS is set to expand into a Dubai Free Trade Zone where they will participate in commodities based trading.

Eclypses Partners with ACEIS Electric and Power to bring MTE Technology to Thailand

Eclypses has recently partnered with ACEIS Electric and Power to add MTE technology into ACEIS’ current systems to provide a more secure solution to their clients. By utilizing the MTE technology, ACEIS will be able to support the Royal Government of Thailand with a $5B investment to outfit 100 Smart cities, which will enhance Thailand’s GDP exponentially.

According to ACEIS Chairman and CEO Salvador Ahumada, “At ACEIS, we call it ‘algorithmic transparency.’ Ultimately, governments will need to reconcile with the need to capture vast swaths of information from its citizens while juggling the issue of ethics around the governmental deployment of Big Data.” Ahumada went on to say, “The bad news is, I predict that, in five years or so, all encryption technology to date will be compromised with the implementation of AI and quantum computing and no one will be immune to this reality. The good news is that we at ACEIS have the one-and-only solution to defend against this, be it eavesdropping, intrusive backdoors, ransomware attacks – all this goes away with our platform. Thailand stands to be in what perhaps could be the most unique and advanced technological postures imaginable.”

Capital and credit arranger ACEIS Capital has confirmed plans to roll out a network of “multiple data centres” across Thailand to support the national government’s Thailand 4.0 vision.

The hosting projects are to be developed under its subsidiary, ACEIS Electric and Power Co., a technology firm focused on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Quantum Computing and Smart City Solutions for industry and governments.

ACEIS announced its intention to open dialogue with the Royal Government of Thailand where it is prepared to support the Thai government with a US$5 billion investment to outfit 100 Smart cities throughout the Kingdom with a proprietary, digital backbone infrastructure, which is capable of enhancing Thailand’s GDP exponentially.

The rollout of the data centres will provide the necessary digital infrastructure to support emerging technologies including 5G, smart cities, quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, ACEIS said in a statement.

The data centres will also support Thailand’s requirements for advanced “post-quantum” data security, paving the way to strengthen and secure the growth of its digital industries while helping Thai economy recover from the Covid-19 crisis and enhance the nation’s GDP.

Dr. Albert Valentine, president of ACEIS, said: “ACEIS is ready, willing, and able to support the vision and mission of the Royal Thai government, whether talking about their [RTG] vision to develop the eastern seaboard under the EEC initiative, which supports Thailand’s 4.0 economic model; the development of Thailand’s nation-wide digital infrastructure plan to develop 100 Smart Cities throughout the nation; or their new concept being developed and formulated to support an economic rehabilitation plan post-COVID called the ‘4-D Strategies.”

In addition to the data centre rollout, the ACEIS Electric business unit in Thailand is set to also deliver a 5G platform to support the smart cities program.

ACEIS Chairman and CEO Salvador Ahumada, said: “At ACEIS, we call it ‘algorithmic transparency.’ Ultimately, governments will need to reconcile with the need to capture vast swaths of information from its citizens while juggling the issue of ethics around the governmental deployment of Big Data.

“The bad news is, I predict that, in five years or so, all encryption technology to date will be compromised with the implementation of AI and quantum computing and no one will be immune to this reality. The good news is that we at ACEIS have the one-and-only solution to defend against this, be it eavesdropping, intrusive backdoors, ransomware attacks – all this goes away with our platform. Thailand stands to be in what perhaps could be the most unique and advanced technological postures imaginable.”

According to consulting firm Frost & Sullivan, the data centre market in Thailand is growing rapidly due to digital transformation initiatives implemented by the government and increasing data centre adoption by small, medium, and large enterprises.

Emerging disruptive technologies can transform the businesses of an enterprise digitally. Increase in the migration of over the top (OTT) and content service providers (CSP) players, incoming investments from global cloud vendors, favourable government policies, and the emergence of disruptive technologies are the primary driving forces increasing the adoption of data centre services.

The Banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sector is the prime driver of the demand for data centre services followed by the automotive, content provider, and retail sectors. The growing demand for hyperscale cloud services, increasing focus on the digitisation of businesses, and government expansion policies are also significant drivers for the data centre market.

We achieved our goal of managing $3 billion USD in assets in 2022. We expanded our business by partnering with various financial institutions, such as corporate banks, fund managers, and other fund syndication investors.

One of our key programs in 2022 is Digital Banking.

In 2023, ACEIS Capital Limited. and Atlantis Capital Ltd. forge a strategic partnership. This alliance enables ACEIS to leverage and combine its expertise together with the network of Atlantis Capital Ltd. to bring cross-border projects to their full potential.

In the same year, Titan Connect becomes part of the ACEIS Capital portfolio of companies. With Titan Connect, a suite of smart contract token products, issuers can create their own tokens with ease. Whether they want to share or exchange information or financial assets, they can do it from a single dashboard that is secure and reliable. 

Air Chief Marshal Vorachat Tharechat has been appointed as the ACEIS Aviation advisor for overseeing ACEIS aviation affairs in Thailand. His responsibilities include offering strategic direction on commercial, defense, and military aviation to enhance the economic ties between the U.S. and Thailand, while also supporting ACEIS in developing the historical Nakhon Phanom Airbase.

Chairman and CEO, Salvador Ahumada, signs the IAERA-ACEIS Memorandum of Understanding with International Aviation Education and Research Academy. The agreement welcomes ACEIS to transform the NKP Airport into an expanded multi-use airport, complete with an advanced flight training academy and flight testing facilities. The ultimate aim is turn Nakhon Phanom into a thriving aerotropolis and develop Thailand’s aviation industry.

(https://www.77kaoded.com/news/tawee/2566167)