A specialist police unit has acquired a fleet of off-road vehicles to help officers navigate rough, unpaved terrain – and flood waters – to respond more quickly to public security incidents.
AI app launched in S’pore to combat illegal wildlife trade acquired by US firm
The first-of-its-kind app uses artificial intelligence to identify illegally traded shark and ray fins. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Technology alone won’t save you — it takes vision and execution
Rewind the days when Netflix played David to Blockbuster’s Goliath in the movie rental wars: one of its most consequential innovations was surprisingly rudimentary by modern tech standards — the ...
Singapore leads in trust but trails in contract automation
Singaporean organisations rank among the highest globally in digital trust but fall behind regional peers in contract automation and AI integration, according t ...
Singapore based company secured $600M to build crypto reserve
Singapore-based Lion Group Holdings has secured a $600 million credit facility to accumulate SOL, SUI, and HYPE tokens for its crypto reserve.
Standard Chartered’s Singapore jobs hit as bank chases US$1.5b return to investors
Standard Chartered has laid off about 80 employees in Singapore, with many roles from its technology and operations teams being offshored to India, according to a report by financial careers site ...
SG60 List: Singapore’s Breakthrough Antibody Test Goes Global
Among the defining achievements of SG60 is Singapore’s transformation into a global health innovator. The latest chapter arrived in May 2025, when Singapore’s technology—originally designed to respond ...
Singapore, Airbus To Test HTeaming On H225m
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Singapore to boost public transport network with autonomous vehicles
Singapore is poised to make a big push for self-driving vehicles to be deployed across the island in the next five years, to strengthen the public transport network. It is a key plank in Acting ...
Singapore to have ‘many’ autonomous vehicles in five years: Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow
SINGAPORE: Singaporeans can expect to see "many" autonomous vehicles (AVs) on the roads in five years, said Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow. In a wide-ranging media interview on Jun 11, Mr Siow ...
Singapore eyes driverless buses in HDB estates to cut commute times, ease manpower crunch over next five years
Singapore plans to expand its use of self-driving vehicles islandwide over the next five years, aiming to enhance public transport efficiency and reduce commuting times, particularly for residents in ...
Singapore’s key exports chart surprise 3.5% slide in May as non-electronics decrease
SINGAPORE] The Republic’s key exports declined 3.5 per cent on the year in May after April’s surge, contrary to market expectations, data from Enterprise Singapore showed on Tuesday (Jun 17). Read ...
Singapore to work with leading tech firms to boost AI adoption in healthcare sector
Singapore's health tech agency Synapxe has signed deals with leading tech firms, such as OpenAI and Google, to get AI training and access to technology. The move aims to boost the use of AI in the ...
Singapore’s key exports fall unexpectedly by 3.5% after three months of expansion
SINGAPORE: Singapore's non-oil domestic exports (NODX) declined by 3.5 per cent in May, a sharp reversal from the 12.4 per cent growth recorded in April. Electronics grew, while non-electronics saw a ...
Singapore key exports see surprise 3.5% drop in May as US shipments tumble 20.6%
Analysts had forecast an 8 per cent increase in key exports amid a 90-day tariff truce. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s exports unexpectedly fall 3.5% y/y in May
Singapore's non-oil domestic exports fell 3.5% in May from a year earlier, government data showed on Tuesday, with shipments of electronics rising slightly but petrochemicals, non-monetary gold and ...