Author: techcoffeehouse
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Ping Identity wins the 2026 Google Cloud Security Partner of the Year Award for IAM, recognised for extending identity controls into real-time AI-driven enterprise environments.
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Infor expands Velocity Suite with industry AI agents and launches enhanced Agentic Orchestrator as new research shows 49% of enterprises remain stuck in AI pilots.
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FairPrice Group is rolling out AI-powered smart carts, digital price cards and Grocer Genie to 48 Singapore supermarkets by end-2026 with Google Cloud.
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VAST Data closes Series F at a US$30 billion valuation — more than triple its 2023 figure — as demand for AI infrastructure platforms surges globally.
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OpenAI’s ChatGPT Images 2.0 launches with gpt-image-2, introducing reasoning-driven generation, 2K resolution, and improved multilingual text rendering — while retiring DALL-E 2 and DALL-E 3 by 12 May 2026.
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AI is hitting capacity limits in production, not model limits, according to Datadog’s State of AI Engineering 2026 report — with 5% of requests failing and 69% of companies now juggling three or more models.
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A large majority of Singaporeans are concerned about the growing role of generative AI in everyday life, even as adoption of AI-generated content rises and attitudes shift in a more positive direction, according to new research by YouGov and Meltwater. The Trust in the Age of Generative AI report, which surveyed nearly 10,000 consumers across…
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Singapore has the highest rate globally of employees using consumer messaging apps — including WhatsApp — for sensitive and mission-critical workplace communications, according to new research by BlackBerry Secure Communications. The findings expose a critical gap between confidence in encrypted platforms and the real-world risks organisations face. The State of Secure Communications 2026 report, based…
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Singapore Polytechnic signed six partnerships at Singapore Maritime Week 2026 spanning maritime cybersecurity training with SUTD, talent pathways with PSA Marine and ST Engineering AirX, and decarbonisation programmes with SIT and international partners.
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New Rubrik research finds 82% of APAC organisations expect AI agents to outpace security guardrails within a year, with Singapore firms particularly concerned about slow recovery from agentic cyberattacks.
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