SINGAPORE] Fourteen Singapore companies have been featured on the 2025 Forbes Asia “100 to Watch” list, released on Tuesday (Aug 26). Read more at The Business Times.
As AI adoption grows, this solutions provider focuses on simplifying the technology to address practical business needs
As artificial intelligence moves from hype to real-world results, Canon Singapore offers a practical view on adoption and impact.
Singapore’s key exports fall worse than expected in July as shipments to US plunge 42.7%
The reading was worse than the 3.8 per cent fall forecast by economists in a Bloomberg poll. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Here’s how LTE adoption in Singapore took StarHub by surprise
Despite being the only telco in Singapore without a nationwide LTE coverage, StarHub boasts the highest adoption of tiered data plans and LTE services, at 24% of postpaid users. This is followed by ...
Can Singapore Be the Next Robotaxi Hub? Chinese Companies Hope So
Nasdaq-listed WeRide’s robobus is the first fully driverless passenger bus to operate in Singapore without a safety officer physically present, though one does monitor rides remotely.
Recent sinkhole in Singapore sparks urgent call for smarter, safer cities
While the sinkhole incident in Singapore exposes the blind spots that can exist even in cities at the cutting edge of technology and planning, it also presents an opportunity. Here's how.
Building the Connectivity Backbone for Singapore’s Drone Future
Elsight follows a multi-tiered go-to-market strategy: direct engagement with drone manufacturers, operators and integrators, alongside participation in government-led procurement programs ...
DBS raises target price for Singtel to $5.04, citing rising associates’ value and renewed sector growth in Singapore
Sachin Mittal of DBS Group Research has raised his target price for Singapore Telecommunications from $4.58 to $5.04, on expectations that the company is set to enjoy a boost from the rising market ...
Emergency broadcast system to alert S’pore public to disasters via their mobile phones: Edwin Tong
During an emergency, messages from the broadcast system will guide the public on protective measures to take. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Emergency broadcast system to alert Singapore public of disasters on their mobile phones: Edwin Tong
SINGAPORE — People in Singapore will be alerted to emergencies on their mobile phones via a disaster alert system that will be progressively implemented in Singapore by early 2026. Law Minister Edwin ...
Grab users in Singapore shocked by fares of over $1,000 due to display glitch
The unusually high fares, even for short trips within the country, were visible for about 20 minutes from around noon. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
TMT and Retail are top targeted industries for cyberattacks in Singapore, says Ensign Infosecurity
Data breaches and ransom were the top types of cyberattacks in Singapore. In its latest Cyber Threat Landscape Report for 2025, Ensign InfoSecurity highlighted that the top targeted industry groups ...
Singapore issues critical alert on Dire Wolf ransomware targeting global tech and manufacturing firms
The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore warns of Dire Wolf’s double-extortion tactics, which have already impacted 16 organizations across 11 countries, crippling operations and exposing sensitive data ...
OpenSignal: Singapore has the fastest LTE speed; Singtel and StarHub …
Wireless coverage mapping company OpenSignal has released its latest State of LTE report, and in it, the London-headquartered company has ranked Singapore as the fastest country with LTE, with a ...
Emergency broadcast system to alert Singapore public of disasters on their mobile phones
SINGAPORE: People in Singapore will be alerted to emergencies on their mobile phones via a disaster alert system that will be progressively implemented in Singapore by 2026.
Emergency broadcast system to alert S’pore public of disasters on their mobile phones: Edwin Tong
In the event of an emergency here, messages from the broadcast system will guide the public on protective measures to take. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.