Singapore is partnering two US organisations to share information and ideas for nuclear energy and its technologies. One is with non-profit applied science and technology firm Battelle, while the ...
Singapore forges closer ties with the US on nuclear, plans ‘low carbon’ data centre
The city-state is also planning a "low-carbon" data centre park – its first since a moratorium on data centres ended in 2022.
Singapore ‘seriously’ considering nuclear energy
Singapore is "seriously studying the potential deployment of nuclear energy, especially newer technologies such as small modular reactors," Minister-in-charge of Energy and Science and Technology Tan ...
Singapore releases background paper on nuclear energy, to ink agreements with US research institutes
Apart from nuclear, Singapore has other low-carbon pathways towards decarbonisation, and is also exploring biomethane as a viable option.
Aussie AI, Quantum Tech Shine at Singapore Tech Week
Australia's quantum and AI leaders travelled to Singapore on a recent business mission, taking centre stage at Tech Week Singapore to emphasise their ...
AI and autonomous supply chains leading Singapore’s manufacturing future
Singapore’s manufacturing sector over the years has strengthened from labour-intensive, low-cost production to advanced, high-value operations. Fuelled by AI, automation, and digital advancements, the ...
Singapore’s Grab Backs May Mobility to Advance Robotaxi Plans
Grab Holdings Ltd., Southeast Asia’s largest ride-hailing and delivery company, is backing driverless technology developer May Mobility Inc. with the goal of bringing robotaxis to the region as soon ...
New portal for developers to test mobile app safety, combat malware and phishing
Such tools help ensure that apps used by Singaporeans are more vigorously vetted for vulnerabilities. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Economists warn of continued uncertainty in export outlook after surprise 6.9% rise in September
The latest non-oil domestic exports (NODX) print marked a 6.9 per cent expansion year on year, reversing from the preceding month’s upwardly revised 11.5 per cent drop, data from Enterprise Singapore ...
Josephine Teo Says Singapore Will Act Early to Govern Agentic AI, Quantum Tech
Josephine Teo says Singapore will act early to govern agentic AI and quantum tech, launching consultations on security and readiness.
Singapore launches new tool for developers to check for application risks
Mobile app developers can now tap on a new tool to test their applications for security risks. It is one way the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore is looking to prevent potentially malicious app ...
Singapore will take a proactive, practical and collaborative approach to governing agentic AI: Josephine Teo
She announced three new initiatives to guide the use of AI and quantum computing. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Portal launched for developers to test mobile app safety, combat malware and phishing
Such tools help ensure that apps used by Singaporeans are more vigorously vetted for vulnerabilities. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s Shanmugam warns weaponised technology fuelling ‘cyber arms race’
Officials and experts at the Singapore International Cyber Week call for deeper global cooperation to tackle a surge in online threats.
ST Engineering launches first multi-role combat vessel for Singapore Navy; first of six to be built under contract
The vessel measures 150 metres in length, and is designed to serve as a “mothership” for unmanned systems, enabling operability across air, surface and subsurface domains.
Electronics boom powers Singapore’s September export surprise: analysts
Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) rose 6.9% YoY in September. Signs of a broader regional recovery in electronics exports are gaining traction, supported by strong September data from ...