Singapore · Tech
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Singapore’s Sea launches AI chatbot Migoo to enter US market
Sea Ltd launched the AI chatbot Migoo in the US to compete in the generative AI space and expand its consumer reach.
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David Koh to retire as Chief Executive of Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency on July 1, 2026
David Koh, founding chief of Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency, will retire after 42 years of public service, with Gwenda Fong succeeding him on July 1, 2026.
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Singapore to lead ASEAN AI adoption and promote cross-border data flows in 2027
Singapore will chair ASEAN in 2027, prioritizing AI adoption among regional MSMEs, workers, and governments while advancing digital trade policies.
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PatSnap confidentially files for IPO on Hong Kong and Singapore exchanges
Singapore-based IP data firm PatSnap has confidentially filed draft IPO documents with Hong Kong and Singapore stock exchanges, aiming to list in 2026.
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U.S. and China Prepare AI Security Talks for Mid-September Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
The U.S. and China plan AI safety talks in mid-September 2026 to address cyberattack risks and AI model misuse ahead of a Trump-Xi summit.
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ComfortDelGro and Grab serve thousands in Punggol autonomous vehicle trials
ComfortDelGro and Grab have served over 6,500 riders in Singapore’s Punggol autonomous vehicle trials since early 2026.
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Singapore and Microsoft sign MoU to strengthen AI safety and security collaboration
Singapore's IMDA and Microsoft signed an MoU on June 12, 2026, to collaborate on research and policy for AI safety and security.
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Japanese AI app Babylingual interprets babies' cries to assist parents
A 25-year-old Japanese developer released an AI app that interprets babies' cries into five needs, aiding parents.
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Dropbox confirms breach of about 5,000 user accounts in August 2026
Dropbox confirmed hackers breached around 5,000 user accounts in August by exploiting Lenovo ID integration flaws.
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AI startup Plaud to invest $10 million to expand Singapore headquarters and Asia-Pacific presence
Plaud will invest about 10 million USD to expand its Asia-Pacific base in Singapore and raise local staff by 50% by end 2026.
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Applied Materials opens $500 million manufacturing campus in Singapore to meet AI chip demand
Applied Materials opened a $500 million manufacturing and R&D campus in Tampines, Singapore to address rising AI-driven semiconductor equipment demand.
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Singapore opens three new Circle Line MRT stations, completing loop
Singapore officially opened Keppel, Prince Edward Road, and Cantonment MRT stations on July 12, completing the Circle Line loop.
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AI salaries in Singapore rise 15-25% amid surge in demand for talent
AI salaries in Singapore have grown 15-25% in the past year, far outpacing overall wage growth amid rising hiring by tech firms [s1,s3].
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Global tech stocks plunge amid AI trade jitters; Nvidia sees buying chance
Global technology shares sank in early June due to AI trade concerns, with Nvidia calling the sell-off a buying opportunity.
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South-east Asia and EU Introduce Mandatory AI Rules with Penalties for High-Risk Uses
South-east Asia and the EU have adopted AI regulatory frameworks combining voluntary guidelines and mandatory rules with fines for violations.
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SK Hynix breaks ground on $4B Indiana AI memory hub, expects chip shortage through 2030
SK Hynix began construction of a $4 billion memory chip and AI research facility in Indiana, targeting 2030 production amid ongoing chip shortages.
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NTU's electric VTOL prototypes complete first flight tests in Germany
Nanyang Technological University tested two electric VTOL aircraft prototypes in Germany over 2½ weeks in July and early August 2026.
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Anthropic plans Singapore presence, opens key AI-related job recruitment
Anthropic will establish operations in Singapore and is hiring Asia-Pacific accounting, product support, and research economist roles.
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Singapore showcases AI projects to enhance urban safety and planning at URA exhibition
Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority opened the AI for Cities exhibition featuring AI tools for urban planning and a study on seniors' fall risks.
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South Korea's KISA gains access to Anthropic's Mythos AI for cybersecurity
South Korea’s Korea Internet & Security Agency obtained access to Anthropic’s Mythos AI model through Project Glasswing to boost cybersecurity efforts.
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Australian Lab-Grown Brain Cells Trained to Play 1990s Shooter Doom
Australian researchers at Cortical Labs trained lab-grown human brain cells to play the video game Doom on a silicon chip.
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Singapore Allocates 200MW Data Centre Capacity to Four Operators
Singapore awarded 200MW of new data centre capacity to Digital Realty, Equinix, Keppel, and ST Telemedia, with each receiving 50MW.
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Singapore sets new anti-scam rules for messaging, social media, and e-commerce platforms
Singapore police introduce stricter anti-scam rules requiring platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and Carousell to strengthen user protection and ad verification.
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US plans to require countries to choose sides in AI competition with China
The US is preparing to tell 35 countries they must pick sides in the AI race with China and exclude those joining China’s rival AI group from a US-led coalition.