Singapore Miles Ahead in Depth of Technical Knowledge: OpenAI Research Chief
OpenAI’s research chief praises Singapore’s deep technical knowledge in AI, positioning the country as a global leader in artificial intelligence. Find out how Singapore is shaping the future of AI technology.
Nimble, Flexible, but with Guard Rails: DPM Gan Lays out S’pore’s AI Approach at Davos Panel
At Davos, Singapore’s Deputy PM Heng Swee Keat outlined a visionary AI approach that balances innovation with safety. Discover how Singapore is shaping a future-ready AI ecosystem.ation.
Micron’s $9.5b Chip Plant to Give Singapore Foothold in AI Space; Will Create Up to 3,000 Jobs
Micron Technology's $9.5 billion semiconductor plant in Singapore will bolster the country's role in the AI sector and generate up to 3,000 jobs. The facility, set to produce advanced DRAM chips for AI applications, underscores Singapore's importance in the global tech supply chain.
Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional Partners Sembcorp Power for Cross-Border Renewable-Energy Trade
Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional (TNB), a government-owned integrated power utility company, and Singapore’s licensed electricity importer, Sembcorp Power, have signed an agreement to supply renewable energy to Singapore.
OCBC to Triple Quantum Workforce to Boost Security
OCBC Bank has leveraged quantum computing to enhance cybersecurity and employee productivity, achieving a threefold increase in operational efficiency. By integrating quantum technology into workforce management, the bank demonstrates its commitment to innovation and security, setting a new standard in the banking sector.
How Business Leaders are Getting Strategic About Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is no longer a back-office function—it’s now a boardroom priority. With 68% of Singaporean cyber leaders integrating cyber budgets into broader digital strategies and AI transforming threat response, the role of cybersecurity is evolving rapidly. As CISOs gain the ear of CEOs, the focus shifts to embedding privacy, trust, and resilience into every facet of business innovation.
DBS’ Piyush Gupta: Only Half of Banks Making Enough AI Progress
DBS Group CEO Piyush Gupta highlights that only 50% of banks are advancing adequately in AI and technology adoption, emphasizing the need for accelerated progress in innovation. Gupta underscored the importance of adapting to disruptive technologies during his keynote speech at the Singapore FinTech Festival 2025, calling on financial institutions to rethink operational models to stay competitive.