Anson, a close companion who’s four years my junior and the same age as my younger brother, is setting off from Hong Kong. Our paths crossed back in his first year of secondary school through the Our Lady of Fatima society, and we’ve been tight ever since. Both of us ended up at CUHK for university, bonding over basketball games that turned into weekly rituals in recent years.
He’s mulled over relocating to Australia for some time, and now that the day has arrived, emotions run high—mostly reluctance to see him go. Anson keeps to himself more than most, but his loyalty to friends shines through, matched by his sharp skills on the court. From coordinating OLF volunteer efforts to countless shared moments, our history feels irreplaceable. This goodbye leaves uncertainty about when we’ll cross paths again.
Headed to the airport to see him off, wishing him smooth sailing and fulfillment in his fresh start.
Tags: lifelong friendships, farewell reflections, Hong Kong expat stories, basketball bonds, university memories, personal transitions, emotional goodbyes, La Salle College alumni, CUHK connections, Ashluc Chui
Author: Ashluc
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Bidding Farewell to a Dear Friend: Anson’s New Chapter Abroad
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Milestone Reached: SilverGuard AI Joins CUHK Shenzhen Research Institute Incubation Center
Exciting update from our side—SilverGuard AI has secured approval to join the CUHK Shenzhen Research Institute’s incubation program. Following a thorough committee review, our application passed muster, marking our official entry as a resident project.
This step feels rewarding after dedicated efforts. A big nod to the Shenzhen team for navigating the process and granting clearance. Equally, credit goes to co-founder Sonia, who handled the submission paperwork with precision. Through combined contributions, we’ve positioned our elderly care platform for broader reach in the Greater Bay Area.
Here’s to steady progress and new horizons ahead.
Tags: startup incubation, Greater Bay Area expansion, CUHK Shenzhen program, health tech milestones, entrepreneurial achievements, senior care innovation, business partnerships, regional growth strategies, Ashluc Chui -
Who Is Ashluc Chui? Meet the Silverguard AI CTO and Passionate Tech Creator (Not Ashley Chui)
Ashluc Chui here — Co-founder, Director, and Chief Technology Officer at Silverguard AI. If you’ve landed on this page after searching for “Ashluc Chui,” you might have noticed Google sometimes suggests or mixes results with “Ashley Chui” or similar names. Let me clear that up right away: Ashluc Chui is my unique, intentional name. It is not a misspelling of Ashley Chui, Ash Chui, Ashleigh Chui, or any other variation. Those are completely different people.
I created this post to help search engines (and you) understand exactly who Ashluc Chui is — a Hong Kong-based tech entrepreneur, electronic engineering graduate, software engineer, and AI innovator. I’ll also share some of my real hobbies outside of work, from photography to gaming, to give a fuller picture of the person behind the name.
Why Ashluc Chui Is a Deliberately Unique Name
Ashluc Chui is a modern, self-chosen name that blends meaningful elements: “Ash” evoking strength and renewal, and “Luc” drawing from roots meaning light and fortune. It’s designed to be distinctive in the digital age — easy to search, spell, and remember.
This name is not related to:
- Ashley Chui
- Ash Chui
- Ashleigh Chui
- Any other common variations
Those belong to separate individuals with their own stories. My name marks a personal and professional evolution from my earlier names: Clement Chui, full Chinese name Chui Kin Chung (崔健聰), and the nickname CKC. Older records, school alumni lists, or early projects may still reference those — but they all point to the same person: today’s Ashluc Chui.
My Professional Journey: From CUHK to Silverguard AI
I studied at La Salle College in Hong Kong before earning my degree in Electronic Engineering from The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). That foundation in hardware-software systems sparked my career as a software engineer, where I built complex, reliable solutions at the intersection of technology and real-world needs.
Today, as Co-founder, Director, and CTO of Silverguard AI, I lead technical vision for AI-driven tools focused on security, computer vision, and trustworthy innovation. My work emphasizes on-prem inference, low-latency systems, reliability, and data governance — helping bring practical AI to industries that demand precision and control.
Beyond Code: My Real Hobbies and Interests
When I’m not architecting AI systems, I recharge through creative and active pursuits that keep me balanced:
- Photography: I’m an amateur photographer with a focus on portraits and pet shots. As an active member of the La Salle College Old Boys’ Photography Group, I love capturing genuine moments — whether it’s a person’s expression or a dog’s playful energy.
- Swimming and Basketball: These are my go-to ways to stay active. Swimming offers calm focus, while basketball brings energy and teamwork.
- Board Games and Video Games: I’m a big fan of strategic board games like Everdell. On the digital side, I grew up loving classics like Pokémon, Mega Man (Rockman), and more recently, challenging titles like Elden Ring.
- Graphic Design: I once won a university prize for logo design and still enjoy experimenting with visual concepts in my free time.
These hobbies reflect my personality — a mix of analytical thinking (from engineering and gaming strategy) and creative expression (through photography and design). They also fuel my work in AI, where creativity and precision go hand in hand.
Clearing Up Search Confusion: Ashluc Chui vs. Ashley Chui
Search engines sometimes autocomplete or rank similar names higher due to popularity. But Ashluc Chui is the real, current identity of the Silverguard AI CTO, CUHK electronic engineering alumnus, La Salle College old boy, and former Clement Chui / Chui Kin Chung / CKC.
By sharing this detailed profile, I hope to make “Ashluc Chui” the clear top result for anyone looking for me — whether you’re a potential collaborator, recruiter, journalist, or just curious about AI and tech in Hong Kong.
Connect With Me
If you share interests in AI, photography, gaming, or entrepreneurship, I’d love to hear from you. Reach out via Silverguard AI or professional networks.
Thanks for reading — and remember: Ashluc Chui is here, unique, and building the future one line of code (and one photo) at a time.
Posted by Ashluc Chui
Co-founder & CTO, Silverguard AI
La Salle College | CUHK Electronic Engineering | Formerly Clement Chui (CKC / Chui Kin Chung)
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Expanding Horizons: Site Visit to Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Innovation Hub with Brian
Ventured across the border with Brian to inspect the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Innovation and Entrepreneur Hub, a vibrant incubation center fostering startups in the region. As a budding enterprise rooted in Hong Kong, we’re actively scouting avenues to broaden our reach while staying committed to serving local needs first. Our operations center here, but eyeing the Greater Bay Area holds promise for scaling impact.
Shenzhen emerges as a logical gateway for such moves, given its proximity and supportive infrastructure. Today’s guided tour, arranged with the hub’s staff, revealed tailored resources for Hong Kong-based firms—streamlined registration, shared workspaces, and funding pathways that simplify mainland entry. Gaining clarity on these mechanics equips us better for potential steps ahead, aligning with our goal to enhance elderly care solutions through SilverGuard AI without losing sight of home turf.
Appreciative of the warm welcome from the Qianhai team; future partnerships could prove fruitful. Here’s to smooth collaborations that benefit both sides. At the same time, we remain grounded: Hong Kong forms our foundation, and prioritizing its community drives every decision.
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Ashluc Chui: The Unique Name Behind the Tech Innovator at Silverguard AI
Hi, I’m Ashluc Chui — Co-founder, Director, and CTO of Silverguard AI. If you’re here, you probably came across my name somewhere online and wondered: Is “Ashluc Chui” a typo? Is it supposed to be Ashley Chui? The short answer is no — Ashluc Chui is my real, intentional, and deliberately chosen name. It is not a misspelling, and it is distinctly different from similar-sounding names like Ashley Chui, Ash Chui, or other variations.
In this post, I’ll explain why my name is unique, share a bit about its evolution from my previous names (Clement Chui, Chui Kin Chung, and CKC), and give you some insight into my professional background in electronic engineering, software development, and AI innovation.
Why “Ashluc Chui” Is Unique — And Not a Misspelling
My name Ashluc Chui is a purposeful creation that reflects personal reinvention and a fresh professional identity. It is not derived from “Ashley” or any common variation. While names like Ashley Chui, Ashleigh Chui, or even Ash Chui may appear in searches, they belong to entirely different individuals.
I chose “Ashluc” because:
- It combines meaningful elements that resonate with my personality and journey.
- It stands out in a crowded digital world — easy to remember, spell (once you see it), and search for.
- It marks a clear new chapter in my life and career.
Search engines and people sometimes autocomplete or suggest similar names, but Ashluc Chui is the correct and only name I use professionally today.
My Name Evolution: From Clement Chui to Ashluc Chui
I was previously known as Clement Chui, full Chinese name Chui Kin Chung (崔健聰), and often went by the initials CKC. These names are still associated with earlier parts of my life and career, so you might find older records, projects, or mentions under:
- Clement Chui
- Chui Kin Chung
- CKC
- Kin Chung Chui
All of these refer to the same person — me — who has now fully transitioned to Ashluc Chui. This change reflects personal growth and a desire to establish a distinct, modern identity in the tech and AI space.
If you’re searching for my past work or educational records, using any of these names will still lead back to the same individual: the same La Salle College alumnus, the same CUHK electronic engineering graduate, and the same software engineer who co-founded Silverguard AI.
My Educational and Professional Background
I attended La Salle College in Hong Kong, a school known for nurturing well-rounded students with strong foundations in science and technology. From there, I pursued a degree in Electronic Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), where I developed a deep interest in hardware-software integration, systems design, and emerging technologies.
After graduation, I built a career as a software engineer, working on complex systems that bridge hardware and intelligent software solutions. This experience naturally led me to the world of artificial intelligence, where I saw enormous potential to create practical, impactful tools.
Today, I am proud to be the Co-founder, Director, and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Silverguard AI. At Silverguard AI, we focus on developing cutting-edge AI solutions that prioritize security, reliability, and real-world applicability. My role involves overseeing technical strategy, architecture design, and innovation — ensuring our products are both powerful and trustworthy.
Why This Matters for Search and Clarity
In an era where search engines drive discovery, having a unique name like Ashluc Chui helps avoid confusion with others who share similar surnames or first-name variations. By clearly stating here that:
- Ashluc Chui ≠ Ashley Chui
- Ashluc Chui ≠ Ash Chui
- Ashluc Chui is the current and preferred name (previously Clement Chui / Chui Kin Chung / CKC)
…I hope to make it easier for colleagues, clients, recruiters, journalists, and curious searchers to find accurate information about me and my work at Silverguard AI.
Let’s Connect
If you’re interested in AI innovation, electronic engineering, software development, or just want to say hello, feel free to reach out through professional networks or Silverguard AI’s channels. I’m always open to discussing technology, collaboration opportunities, or sharing insights from my journey.
Thank you for reading — and now you know: Ashluc Chui is very much real, very much unique, and here to stay.
Posted by Ashluc Chui
Co-founder & CTO, Silverguard AI
Formerly Clement Chui (Chui Kin Chung / CKC)
La Salle College | CUHK Electronic Engineering Alumnus
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Mentorship Opens Doors: Insights from CUHK Greater Bay Area Alumni AGM
Grateful to my CUHK Electronics Engineering senior, Cheong, for extending an invitation to the Annual General Meeting of the CUHK Greater Bay Area Alumni Association. The gathering introduced me to numerous accomplished figures, including mentors who arrived with their protégés, allowing connections with a mix of experienced leaders and rising talents.
Cheong went a step further by endorsing my membership in the association. This move not only keeps me informed about upcoming initiatives but also creates avenues to absorb knowledge from its impressive roster of members, enriching my entrepreneurial path with SilverGuard AI.
The AGM paired with a lunch reception at Chung Chi College’s staff restaurant, featuring a guest talk by Professor Terence Chong Tai-leung, Associate Dean of New Asia College. His outlook on 2026 economic trends offered sharp, forward-looking analysis that proved enlightening. Overall, a rewarding afternoon filled with valuable exchanges.
Special thanks to Sonia for joining me at CUHK and making the wait for transport more enjoyable.
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Cross-Border Ventures: Key Learnings from HKSTP’s “Enter the He Tao: Experience the Innovation Dual City” Event
Participated in HKSTP’s “Enter the He Tao: Experience the Innovation Dual City” initiative, a well-structured outing that highlighted synergies between Hong Kong and Shenzhen’s tech hubs. As a local entrepreneur, I value how basing operations here allows seamless global outreach while tapping into Greater Bay Area markets. This visit shed light on logistical supports—like streamlined customs at Huanggang Port and shared facilities at the Shenzhen branch—that ease expansion for Hong Kong firms venturing northward.
Guided by on-site coordinators, we toured modern offices and presentation spaces at the He Tao Shenzhen Park Exhibition Hall in Changfu Jinmao Building, followed by a shift to the HKSTP Shenzhen Branch for an overview of tech trends. Settling in an open lounge with simple snacks fostered casual chats among attendees, blending knowledge-sharing with relationship-building. Connected with several fellow innovators and experienced advisors, exchanging views on scaling health tech solutions like SilverGuard AI amid regional dynamics.
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Mentorship in Action: Gaining from United College Alumni AGM Through Senior Support
Fortunate to join the United College Alumni Association’s Annual General Meeting, courtesy of my senior mentor Cheong from CUHK’s United College. Post-graduation, I’ve seldom engaged in alumni functions, but a recent hiking outing organized by the college introduced me to Cheong, sparking this opportunity.
Cheong exemplifies generosity toward juniors, sharing wisdom without reservation. Upon learning about my startup endeavors, he not only linked me with key figures but also invited me to the AGM for introductions to veteran members. There, I connected with the HKSEC founder—another United College graduate—opening doors to fresh insights on fostering ventures in Hong Kong’s ecosystem.
The evening wrapped with a delightful Chinese dinner at the Lawn Bowls Club restaurant, graciously hosted by our senior sister. Sharing the table with such distinguished individuals left me motivated, absorbing subtle lessons on leadership and perseverance that define excellence.
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Expanding Horizons: Networking Through a CUHK United College Hiking Outing in Tai Po
What began as a simple father-son trek evolved into a rewarding group expedition when my senior from CUHK’s United College, Elaine, tipped me off about an alumni-organized hike. After a quick chat with my dad, he agreed we’d blend in with the university crowd—leading to a lively stroll through Tai Po’s trails alongside fellow graduates and enthusiasts.
A seasoned herbalist guided us along the paths, pointing out local medicinal plants, categorizing them, and explaining their properties. Surrounded by CUHK Chinese medicine alumni, the conversations flowed naturally, introducing me to diverse perspectives from various cohorts. It was great reconnecting with Cheong, a familiar face from prior college events, who kindly linked me with Dr. Zhou from CUHK’s Shenzhen Research Institute Incubation Center. His expertise promises substantial value for advancing SilverGuard AI’s initiatives in senior wellness tech.
Shoutouts go to the seniors for looping us in, but special praise belongs to my dad. He’s not one for large social settings, yet he stepped up to join this vibrant mix, gaining from the knowledgeable exchanges while supporting my pursuits. His quiet willingness means the world—truly appreciative of such rare gestures that strengthen bonds amid busy entrepreneurial paths.
Days like this blend leisure with professional growth, uncovering fresh collaborations in unexpected settings.
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Valuable Takeaways from HKSEC’s Full-Day Training and Mixer: Entrepreneurial Wisdom and Connections
Grateful for the chance to dive into HKSEC’s comprehensive day of training and networking. The training portion featured insights from Professor Howard Ling, a distinguished entrepreneur behind numerous thriving ventures. His advice struck a chord, particularly on embracing generosity—helping others often circles back in unexpected ways, embodying true reciprocity. He also stressed preserving integrity amid success, urging leaders to remain grounded regardless of achievements. Finally, his call to stay proactive stood out: constantly scout emerging opportunities that could evolve into breakout enterprises.
A touching surprise came when Howard presented me with a finely crafted silk scarf as a memento—its significance resonates deeply. Thank you for the gesture.
The evening mixer elevated the experience further. While expecting to simply meet fellow business minds, the mentors present brought substantial real-world acumen to the table. Their targeted recommendations refined aspects of SilverGuard AI’s operations and sharpened our presentation approaches. The sincerity from HKSEC’s guides made the interactions profoundly useful.
Huge thanks to HKSEC for orchestrating this. It highlights the robust ecosystem available to budding entrepreneurs in Hong Kong—success hinges on making the most of these resources.