Nokia and Ericsson have been chosen as Singapore's main 5G network providers, telecom operators said, leaving Huawei with only a minor role as the Chinese tech giant faces growing US pressure. Huawei ... ( read original story ...)
Huawei loses out to Nokia, Ericsson in building Singapore’s main 5G networks
Singapore's telcos were given the final approval on Wednesday by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) to start building the two nationwide networks. ( read original story ...)
Singapore residents can each get two free reusable masks from Monday
Residents of Singapore can each get two free reusable antimicrobial masks from Monday (June 29), thanks to Temasek Foundation.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
PAP introduces former helicopter pilot, lawyer & DBS Bank director as candidates
Derrick Goh Derrick Goh, 51, is the Managing Director and Head of Group Audit at DBS Bank, and boasts 27 years of experience in finance and banking, holding man ... ( read original story ...)
China Gasoline Exports Risk Derailing Motor Fuel’s Recovery
A surge in Chinese gasoline exports is threatening to derail a nascent recovery in profits for Asian refiners making the motor fuel, who have endured months of virus-driven demand destruction. ( read original story ...)
Huawei loses out as Singapore telecom operators choose 5G providers
Singapore’s biggest telecom operators Singtel and StarHub have chosen Ericsson and Nokia as their 5G network providers, but Huawei still has a foothold in the market. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Never Excluded Any 5G Vendors, Minister Says
Singapore’s communication minister said the government never excluded any company from being vendors for the nationwide rollout of high-speed 5G technology, and is satisfied with the outcome of its ... ( read original story ...)
Why Singapore is holding its general elections amid a pandemic: Minister
Singapore's coronavirus situation has become "relatively stable," and the government's primary consideration is to hold the elections safely, says S Iswaran, minister for communications and ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Begins Crackdown on Unlicensed Bitcoin Sellers
Singapore authorities charged a 23-year-old woman with breaking the city-state’s months-old ban on unlicensed bitcoin sales. ( read original story ...)
CapitaLand rolls out tech solutions to safeguard business parks, offices amid phase 2 of reopening
Property giant CapitaLand on Thursday (June 25) said it is rolling out digital solutions at its business parks and offices in Singapore to help tenants cope with the "new normal" as their staff return ... ( read original story ...)
Alternatives to SafeEntry can be used at property viewings
The Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) has exercised flexibility by allowing property agents to use methods other than SafeEntry QR codes for contact tracing since Wednesday last week.. Read more at ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese Gasoline Exports Risk Derailing Motor Fuel’s Recovery
A surge in Chinese gasoline exports is threatening to derail a nascent recovery in profits for Asian refiners making the motor fuel, who have endured months of virus-driven demand destruction. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s 5G network operators finalise vendors
Technologies from Sweden's Ericsson and Finland's Nokia will power the core of Singapore's two nationwide 5G networks here, forming the backbone of its digital economy.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Singapore PM’s brother joins opposition party ahead of polls
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's family feud has spilled into politics, with his estranged younger brother joining an opposition party ahead of general elections next month. Lee Hsien Yang ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore kickstarts 5G era, likely to run on Nokia, Ericsson networks
Local telcos now are readying their networks with Singtel opting to work with Ericsson and StarHub and M1 choosing to go with Nokia for their core 5G infrastructures, but all three say they will ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore PM’s Brother Joins Opposition Before Polls
The 62-year-old met with Tan Cheng Bock, the leader of new opposition group Progress Singapore Party (PSP), Wednesday morning and revealed that he had recently become a member. "I joined the party ... ( read original story ...)