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Akhmad Hanan

Akhmad Hanan

Akhmad Hanan is the chief technology officer at Bauran Semesta Raya, a newly established AI- and people-centred technology company based in Indonesia. He earned his bachelor's degree in oceanography at Diponegoro University in Central Java. He also gained a master's degree in energy security from the Indonesia Defence University in 2017.
Akhmad Hanan is the chief technology officer at Bauran Semesta Raya, a newly established AI- and people-centred technology company based in Indonesia. He earned his bachelor's degree in oceanography at Diponegoro University in Central Java. He also gained a master's degree in energy security from the Indonesia Defence University in 2017.
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