Singapore’s AI Tester Accreditation Programme (AI TAP) is a planned voluntary accreditation scheme for third-party firms that technically assess AI systems for safety, reliability and governance risks. Annou...
Keppel’s 90 day M1 efficiency plan could reduce costs, but consumers may face slower help for complex cases, fewer legacy products and greater reliance on AI or self service; these are risks, not confirmed o...
Singapore’s Digital Enterprise Blueprint is adding support for 12,000 SMEs: Grab will provide AI training for F&B, retail and e commerce businesses, while RSM will offer phishing simulations and cyber resili...
On 18 May 2026, Singapore’s IMDA paused its review of Simba Telecom’s proposed S$1.43 billion M1 acquisition after saying Simba could have used bands not assigned to it for mobile services.
SGH and A STAR are turning iACT into a scalable diagnostic product: the test evaluates a patient’s bacterial isolate against antibiotic combinations and uses software to help rank treatment options.
Announced on May 20, 2026, OpenAI for Singapore is an MOU backed by more than S$300 million and a plan to build the company’s first Applied AI Lab outside the United States, with more than 200 technical role...
Singapore’s Budget 2026 AI missions focus on advanced manufacturing, connectivity, finance and healthcare.
Launched globally in Singapore in May 2026, SonarQube Remediation Agent proposes fixes for issues SonarQube has already detected, rechecks each patch in a sandbox, and sends only verified changes for develop...
AI is automating some entry level tasks in Singapore, so panellists urged fresh graduates to build at least two years of relevant internship experience while developing leadership, communication, adaptabilit...
The inaugural Sea × OpenAI Regional Codex Hackathon took place in Singapore on June 6, 2026, bringing together 144 participants across 40 teams selected from more than 1,200 applications.
Keppel’s restructuring could improve M1’s cost efficiency, but it creates consumer risks if staff reductions and digitalisation outpace safeguards for service quality.
The S$1.43 billion Simba–M1 deal lapsed on 21 May 2026 after IMDA suspended its review on 18 May to investigate alleged unauthorised spectrum use.