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Posted on 18/03/2024

Why Singapore stories and storytellers should not be neglected

Local stories continue to be passed over here by readers as inferior to those by foreign authors. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Posted on 16/03/2024

Researchers develop mobile app to help diabetic patients monitor foot health

A group of researchers, led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), has developed a mobile application to educate individuals living with diabetes and their caregivers with ...

Posted on 16/03/2024

McDonald’s suffers widespread system outage, disrupting operations in Asia including Singapore and Japan

SINGAPORE: A widespread McDonald's system outage on Friday (Mar 15) disrupted operations across Asia, including in Singapore, Japan and China.

Posted on 16/03/2024

Toppan to open its first semiconductor material factory in Singapore

This investment aims to ramp up the production capacity of substrates essential for semiconductor applications, including network switches, artificial intelligence, and machine learning devices.

Posted on 15/03/2024

Singapore researchers develop mobile app to help diabetic patients and their caregivers learn about and monitor their feet health

A group of researchers, led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), has developed a mobile application to educate individuals ...

Posted on 15/03/2024

Singapore to begin passportless immigration clearance using QR codes

The QR codes are scanned at the immigration counter, where one code can be generated for all travelers in the s ...

Posted on 15/03/2024

SingTel looking to sell significant Optus stake to Brookfield, source says

Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) is looking to sell a significant stake in its wholly owned Australian unit Optus to Canadian private equity giant Brookfield , a source with direct knowledge of ...

Posted on 14/03/2024

Malaysians driving to Singapore can pass immigration via a QR Code and mobile app from March 19

Malaysians travelling to Singapore over land through the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints will be able to clear immigration with just a QR code generated by MyICA, the Singaporean Immigration and ...

Posted on 14/03/2024

Vodacom CTO talks up hydrogen power and 4G cloud phone

Dejan Kastelic said the operator is exploring a range of strategies to tackle rising opex costs and reduce its carbon footprint through innovative new technologies, including harnessing the power of ...

Posted on 14/03/2024

Tata Electronics bets big on Singapore-based semiconductor co Silicon Box

Tata Electronics is making India’s first semiconductor fabrication plant in Dholera, Gujarat, but perhaps less well-known is the fact that it invested in Singapore-based semiconductor startup Silicon ...

Posted on 13/03/2024

NTU Singapore develops ultra-thin semiconductor fibres for wearable electronics

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has developed ultra-thin semiconductor fibres that can be woven into fabric and turned into smart wearable electronics.

Posted on 13/03/2024

Over half in Singapore say society, technology changing too fast, and in ways that don’t benefit them: Survey

experts added SINGAPORE: More than half of people here believe that society and technology are changing too quickly and in ways that do not benefit them, a survey has found. More than one in four (28 ...

Posted on 13/03/2024

Elevating Singapore’s advanced manufacturing cluster

THE manufacturing sector is a key pillar of Singapore’s economy, contributing some 19 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product in 2023. Read more at The Business Times.

Posted on 13/03/2024

Over half in S’pore say society, technology changing too fast, and in ways that don’t benefit them: Survey

More than half of people here believe that society and technology are changing too quickly and in ways that do not benefit them, a survey has found.

Posted on 12/03/2024

Travelling in and out of Singapore by car? QR code immigration clearance begins Mar 19

Travellers must generate their QR codes via the MyICA mobile app before arriving at the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints. They will not need to present their passports at immigration counters in ...

Posted on 12/03/2024

Singapore’s QR code immigration clearance for car travellers to start March 19

The initiative only applies to Singapore’s checkpoints at the moment, and travellers will still need physical passports at Malaysia’s checkpoints.

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