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Find similar grantsEDGE AI SCHOLARSHIP Fund - EDGE AI FELLOWSHIPS is sponsored by EDGE AI FOUNDATION. These fellowships are awarded to individuals who will be working directly with the EDGE AI FOUNDATION and its Academia-Industry Partnership (EDGE AIP) on new projects and research related to edge AI technologies.
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