SINGAPORE -- StarHub, Singapore's second-largest telecommunications company, has signed a memorandum of understanding with third-place telecom M1 to work more closely as competition is set to intensify with the upcoming entry of a fourth player. The ... ( read original story ...)
M1, StarHub to look into further sharing of mobile infrastructure
SINGAPORE: Local telcos M1 and StarHub are looking to further share mobile infrastructure with each other, in a bid to improve network coverage and capacity, as well as roll out more cost-effective next-generation networks. The telcos signed a memorandum ... ( read original story ...)
VR technology makes debut at Singapore Motorshow
SINGAPORE: As if the fast cars and flashy rides are not enough to give visitors an eyeful at this year's Singapore Motorshow which opened Thursday (Jan 12) - car makers are tapping on virtual reality to give their offerings that extra bit of showroom shine. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Technologies Engineering : ST Engineering's Electronics Arm Secures Contracts Worth $695m in 4Q2016, totalling $2.33b for 2016
Rail Electronics & Intelligent Transportation contracts of about $71m were secured from local and overseas customers. These include the supply of a Platform Screen Doors System for Taipei SanYing Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Line, a Public Address System for ... ( read original story ...)
ST Engineering's Electronics Arm Secures Contracts Worth $695m in 4Q2016, totalling $2.33b for 2016
Singapore, 12 January 2017 – Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) announced today that its electronics arm, Singapore Technologies Electronics Limited (ST Electronics), secured about $695m worth of contracts in the fourth quarter (4Q ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore to trial truck platooning with Scania and Toyota
The Government of Singapore is at the forefront of new autonomous vehicle technology, having already overseen trials of self-driving cars, taxis, utility vehicles and buses, and is now adding trials of truck platooning concepts, which have already shown ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore welcomes robo-advisory services
Robo-advice for traditional investing Most Singapore respondents (84 percent) said they would welcome robo-advice for traditional investing, where the technology first emerged. Eighty percent of consumers in Singapore are open to robo-advice to help ... ( read original story ...)