SINGAPORE: Japan's Minister of Defense Nakatani Gen called on his Singapore counterpart Chan Chun Sing on Saturday morning (May 31) at the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue. Mr Chan welcomed Mr ...
MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions expands Singapore production facility
SINGAPORE] Electronics manufacturer, MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions, announced on Friday (May 30) the completion of its expanded production facility in Tuas. Read more at The Business Times.
New France-Singapore deal is a ‘tangible roadmap’ for defence and tech partnership, Macron says
Emmanuel Macron's visit to Singapore has led to a new partnership focusing on AI, tech and defence, with both nations promoting multilateralism and cooperation. View on euronews ...
Singapore flags context-based GenAI risks in global pilot
Singapore has released findings from its Global AI Assurance Pilot, marking the world’s first coordinated technical testing of generative AI (GenAI) in real-wor ...
Singapore SMEs can tap Japanese technology for innovative solutions
SINGAPORE] Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can work with Japanese giants to find applications for innovative technology or develop new solutions together, under an initiative that is now in ...
AST SpaceMobile strikes Singapore defence deal
AST SpaceMobile struck a deal to provide Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) with satellite-based emergency services.
NIE partners AWS to drive innovation in educational technology
The Technology for Education Centre (TEC) at NIE’s campus aims to encourage NIE staff and student teachers to develop AI-powered tools to improve operational efficiency and service delivery.
BYD plans to roll out smart driving system in overseas markets soon, including Singapore
The Chinese electric vehicle giant first unveiled its “God’s Eye” technology in 2023, giving users access to features like automated parking and adaptive cruising.
Front-loading drives Singapore’s factory output growth, which slows to 5.9% in April but far exceeds estimates
SINGAPORE] Front-loading activity amid uncertainty over US President Donald Trump’s tariffs supported Singapore’s industrial production growth in April, economists said after the latest prints were ...
Singlish-savvy AI chatbot helps seniors, blocks scam calls in Singapore
Artificial intelligence agents trained to speak in English, local mother tongue languages, and even Singlish, may soon be deployed to call elderly patients or seniors to check in on how they are doing ...
IN FOCUS: Could perceptions of poor resale value slow Singapore’s electric vehicle push?
Although new EVs are on the rise, many drivers remain sceptical about their resale value, citing issues such as battery degradation. But are these concerns valid?
First peregrine falcon chicks hatched and fledged in Singapore after efforts to help breeding
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s first peregrine falcon chicks have hatched, after months of efforts to help the species breed in the country. The birds were hatched in April, and both fledged in mid-May, said ...
Valuetronics posts 3.1% higher H2 profit of HK$79.9 million
SINGAPORE] Electronics manufacturing services provider Valuetronics on Wednesday (May 28) posted net profit of HK$79.9 million (S$13.1 million), up 3.1 per cent from HK$77.4 million in the same ...
Singlish-savvy Singapore AI chatbot can check in on seniors, intercept scam calls
SINGAPORE: Artificial intelligence agents trained to speak in English, local mother-tongue languages and even Singlish may soon be deployed to call elderly patients or seniors to check in on how them ...
Sen. Tammy Duckworth heads to Taiwan, Singapore in bid to ‘close the deal’ for quantum campus
Duckworth told the Sun-Times her main goal in Taiwan will be to push Foxconn to invest in the soon-to-be-constructed Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park on the South Side.
Singapore firms face data, governance gaps in AI deployment: survey
As Singaporean organisations accelerate their adoption of advanced AI technologies, concerns are growing that poor data foundations may prevent many from realis ...