Hong Kong-listed company Darun International signs Memorandum of Understanding with FLock Technology Holdings, may include FLOCK in its strategic token reserves
According to PRNewswire, the Hong Kong-listed company "Daren International" announced the signing of a non-binding memorandum of understanding for cooperation with FLock Technology Holdings. The two parties will collaborate to develop privacy-preserving artificial intelligence solutions and are considering future strategic expansion, including the potential inclusion of FLOCK tokens in "Daren International's" strategic token reserves.
FLock stated that its cooperation with "Daren International" marks a key step in expanding its privacy-preserving AI technology from highly regulated industries such as healthcare and finance to the consumer manufacturing and apparel supply chain sectors. "Daren International" has a strong distribution and manufacturing base in the apparel and gift industries in Southeast Asia.
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