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Singapore Sets 2035 Deadline for Quantum-Safe Migration
Singapore to require quantum-safe migration by 2035; Keeper Security’s Takanori Nishiyama says crypto-agility and identity security must start now. Continue reading
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Singapore’s Data Centre Boom Creates Jobs Beyond Tech
Indeed Hiring Lab data shows Singapore data centre postings hit 4.6% in August, with jobs spreading well beyond software into engineering, sales and management. Continue reading
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Nearly Half of Singapore SMEs Now Use AI: Survey
Lalamove survey: 48% of Singapore SMEs now use AI, as faster operations drive a 44% rise in same-day delivery demand ahead of 2027. Continue reading
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Zoom Unveils Unified Context Layer to Power AI Agents
Zoom unveils a Unified Context Layer to power AI agents, as CEO Eric Yuan says fragmented tools are ‘dragging businesses down’ and GenAI reaches 58% of SEA’s workforce. Continue reading
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Veeam Tool Tracks AI Agents Across Microsoft 365 Data
Veeam launches Intelligent ResOps for Microsoft 365, giving enterprises visibility into AI agents’ data activity, as 88% of firms use AI agents but only 7% are AI-ready. Continue reading
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Genie Health Closes US$3M Seed Round for Health AI
Genie Health closes a US$3M seed round led by Nadathur Family Office and Temasek-backed Liminal to grow its two-sided health intelligence platform. Continue reading
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One in Three People Now Use Generative AI: Report
Digital 2027 report finds 1 in 3 people globally now use generative AI monthly, with Singapore ranking 13th worldwide for ChatGPT adoption at 48.7%. Continue reading
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Anthropic Opens Waitlist for Claude Duet Agent App
Anthropic has opened a research preview of Claude Duet, an app where Claude briefs users each morning, works in the background and asks for approval before it acts. US Pro and Max subscribers get access first. Continue reading
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Toku Launches Visual Builder for Speech AI in Singapore
Toku launches Makimoto Flows, a visual builder for speech AI pipelines that keeps every processing step inside Singapore, aimed at enterprise developers. Continue reading
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Azul Patches Record 53 Java Flaws as AI Speeds Attacks
Azul ships fixes for a record 53 OpenJDK vulnerabilities as AI collapses the gap between disclosure and exploit from weeks to hours, CEO Scott Sellers warns. Continue reading
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