Gcore Appoints AI Expert Prof. Dr. Feiyu Xu as Board Advisor

Gcore has appointed Prof. Dr. Feiyu Xu, a renowned AI expert, as a board advisor to enhance its AI innovation and strategy.

Gcore has strengthened its board by appointing Prof. Dr. Feiyu Xu, a leading figure in AI research and industry, as a board advisor. Announced in a press release, Prof. Dr. Xu brings extensive experience from her previous roles at SAP, Lenovo, and the German Research Centre for AI.

Prof. Dr. Xu will play a crucial role in shaping Gcore's AI vision and growth strategies. Her appointment is expected to guide the company's innovation in the edge AI field, leveraging Gcore's global infrastructure that spans six continents. This infrastructure includes over 180 edge locations, enabling businesses to deploy AI models with ultra-low latency.

Gcore's CEO, Andre Reitenbach, expressed confidence in Prof. Xu's ability to advance the company's mission to connect the world to AI. Prof. Xu herself stated her enthusiasm for joining a company that actively contributes to the AI ecosystem in Europe.

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