Aster and Aether Fuels have entered into an agreement to develop a commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility at Aster Pulau ...
Singtel Raises Full-Year Guidance Despite Australia Uncertainty — Update
Optus accounts for about half of Singtel's operating revenue, and contributes about 5%-6% to underlying profits, Singtel Group Chief Financial Officer Arthur Lang said at the briefing. Singtel's first ...
Alpha IVF Singapore uses Advanced Fertility Genomic Screening and Artificial Intelligence Embryo Scoring to help couples become parents
In-vitro fertilisation (IVF) has become increasingly prominent due to societal shifts towards delayed childbearing, infertility issues, and advances in medical technology that have improved success ...
Singapore to set up first quantum computer for commercial use in 2026
This will be the second quantum computer to be set up here, alongside a R&D centre in one-north. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Aether To Build Gas-To-Liquid SAF Plant In Singapore
U.S. startup Aether Fuels has signed an agreement with Singapore-based refiner Aster to build its first commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production facility. With the capacity to ...
MPA, RINA to collaborate on maritime technology innovation hub
The planned technology demonstration centre will be incorporated into RINA’s open innovation hub in Singapore.
Circles.Life raises concerns over M1-Simba deal to IMDA, warns merger could hurt consumers
The telco says the merged entity’s wholesale market dominance threatens fair competition and consumer choice Read more at The Business Times.
Singtel generates $1.2B from Airtel stake sale
Singtel sold about an 0.8 per cent stake in Airtel for SGD1.5 billion, bringing the total generated from an asset selloff to SGD5.9 billion.
Singapore invests S$40.5m in agri-food innovation to boost food security and sustainability
The country imports more than 90 per cent of its food needs, leaving it vulnerable to external shocks and supply disruptions.
No decision on nuclear energy deployment in Singapore yet: Dr Tan See Leng
The Singapore government has not made a decision on whether to deploy nuclear energy, with studies presently focused on the suitability of latest nuclear technologies, including safety and viability ...
Singapore can’t confirm neighbours’ progress in nuclear energy, is working with IAEA to ‘triangulate’ data: Tan See Leng
Minister-in-charge of Energy and Science & Technology Tan See Leng noted some countries in the region already have research reactors and have made "exhortations" about wanting to develop nuclear ...
Singapore second-most expensive data centre construction market: report
A Turner & Townsend report shows that Singapore is once again the second-most expensive market in which to build data centres Read more at The Business Times.
Appear to Open New Singapore Facility
SINGAPORE— Appear, an Oslo-based provider of live production technology, is opening a new facility in Singapore as part of the company’s expansion into the Asian market.
Hyundai Motor Group, HTX to pilot modular EVs for Singapore public safety fleet
Hyundai Motor Group and Singapore’s science and technology agency HTX have signed a MoU to collaborate on future mobility.
Hyundai Motor partners with Singapore’s EDB to develop hydrogen-based low-carbon technologies
Hyundai Motor Group said Monday it has partnered with Singapore's Economic Development Board (EDB) to explore opportunities for developing low-carbon technologies, including hydrogen energy solutions.
S’pore & South Korea to cooperate in civilian nuclear technology & defence for new Strategic Partnership
Apart from the Nuclear Cooperation Agreement, both South Korea and Singapore will also advance advance cooperation on energy security and resilience through the implementation of the Memorandum of ...