The $20 million full-scale demonstration project will be the world’s largest ocean-based carbon dioxide removal plant. Backed by Singapore’s water agency, PUB, the National Research Foundation (NRF), ...
‘Not one and done’: How Singapore’s police and government tech agency combat ever-evolving scams
One of the government's latest anti-scam products involves a phishing detection platform to disrupt fraud websites.
New S$500 million war chest for GPUs a signal of Singapore’s AI ambitions
Signalling its AI ambitions, the Singapore government is readying S$500 million for local enterprises to access all-important GPUs.
How are F-35As different from F-35Bs, and what will the new fighters add to Singapore’s defence capabilities?
SINGAPORE: Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen on Wednesday (Feb 28) announced that Singapore will buy eight F-35A jets, bringing the size of the Republic of Singapore Air Force's (RSAF) future F-35 fleet to ...
StarHub one of the best networks globally for mobile gaming and watching videos on your phone, says new OpenSignal report
If you're a Starhub mobile user who likes to game or watch videos on your phone, there's some good new for you. Mobile network analyst company OpenSignal latest report, the Global Mobile Network ...
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Singapore Sets to Launch World’s Largest Ocean Carbon Removal Facility
Singapore is gearing up to build the world's most extensive facility dedicated to enhancing the ocean's ability to remove carbon dioxide, aiming for operation by 2025.
Singapore and Lockheed Martin sign deal for digitalised fleet datasets
Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) and Lockheed Martin have entered into an agreement to implement a new data pipeline infrastructure to facilitate the exchange of digitalised ...
Jail for man who stabbed roommate after dispute over snoring, ‘loud’ mobile phone
SINGAPORE — Wanting some rest after a long day, a 24-year-old sales assistant headed home only to be disturbed by the sound of a "live game" on his roommate's mobile phone. His solution? Stabbing the ...
Singapore entrepreneur sold family home twice to fund startups, and gave up S$750,000 annual salary
Biotech entrepreneur Steven Fang sold his family home twice to fuel his startup ventures, including Invitrocue, which he is now growing. After experiencing the loss of a dear friend to lung cancer and ...
World’s largest ocean-based carbon dioxide removal plant to be built in Singapore
SINGAPORE: Over the next 18 months, the world’s largest ocean-based carbon dioxide removal plant will be built in Singapore, following a successful pilot of the technology, project backers announced ...
Phl’s state social insurer expands mobile app to pensioners in S’pore and US
Nearly eight in 10 GSIS pensioners are based in Singapore and the US. The Philippines’ Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has extended the use of its mobile app, GSIS Touch, to pensioners ...
After decades touting openness, Singapore sees foreign meddling threat
For decades, Singapore marketed itself as one of the world’s most open and globalised economies to compensate for its diminutive territory and lack of natural resources. Now the Southeast Asian ...
Ancient warfare meets modern tech: 7,000-year-old sling stones unveiled in Singapore
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. and the Israel Antiquities Authority have recently launched fusion of ancient warfare and modern technology through the display of three 7,000-year-old sling ...
Singapore factory output turns positive with 1.1% rise in January, but is shy of estimates
Find out more about subscription packages here. SINGAPORE’S industrial production grew 1.1 per cent on year in January, in a turnaround from December 2023’s 2.4 per cent decline. This came even as ...
S’pore factory output grows 1.1% in January but key electronics sector falls
SINGAPORE - Singapore’s manufacturing output rose by 1.1 per cent year on year in January, undershooting analysts’ expectations for a 3.7 per cent expansion, as the key electronics sector retreated.