APMIC Launches PrivStation for On-Premises AI in Regulated Sectors

Sep 24, 2025
APMIC has introduced PrivStation, an on-premises AI platform designed for sectors like government and finance, announced in a press release.

APMIC has launched PrivStation, a new on-premises AI solution aimed at highly regulated industries such as government, finance, and manufacturing. Announced in a press release, PrivStation is designed to ensure data sovereignty and privacy, enabling organizations to accelerate AI deployment and develop specialized models. Nearly 100 enterprise customers have already signed up for the initial round of product testing.

The launch of PrivStation comes as APMIC reports a 119% year-over-year revenue increase in Taiwan and continues its international expansion with a new U.S. office and plans to grow in Japan and Southeast Asia. This move underscores APMIC's commitment to providing secure, trustworthy AI solutions for enterprises worldwide.

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