Nas.com is an AI-powered platform that helps entrepreneurs build storefronts, run ad campaigns, and sell products or services from a single photo.
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Nas is an e-commerce & ai tools company headquartered in Singapore. It is publicly listed (08080) with a market capitalisation of $27.2M.
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