Tech News
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Singapore tech hiring challenges persist for 95% of employers in 2026, with data and AI skills gaps driving demand for upskilling, per General Assembly’s State of Tech Talent report.
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Razer’s AIKit open-source AI toolkit now supports image, video and audio models plus ARM64 architectures, and is available on Akash Network’s Akash Console.
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SUSE launches AI Factory with NVIDIA and reveals a digital sovereignty gap affecting APAC enterprises at SUSECON 2026 in Prague.
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Featherless.ai raises $20M Series A to build open-source AI infrastructure free from hyperscaler lock-in, with AMD and Airbus Ventures co-leading.
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Sumsub’s new Adaptive Deepfake Detector uses continuous online learning to detect emerging fraud within hours, as multi-step attacks rose 180% in 2025.
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vivo X300 Ultra launches in Singapore from S$2,499, featuring a ZEISS Master Lenses Collection with 85mm, 35mm, and 14mm prime cameras.
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Instagram is rolling out 13+ content settings for Singapore teens, with new parental controls and stricter default filters across Feed, Reels, and DMs.
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Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta AI glasses are now available in Singapore, with new sport models and prescription-friendly styles landing from April and May 2026.
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Thales’ 2026 Bad Bot Report finds bots drive 58% of Singapore’s internet traffic, with financial services accounting for 79% of bot attacks and AI-driven incidents up 12.5x.
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Kaspersky has identified FIFA World Cup 2026 scams including fake ticketing sites, bogus merchandise stores, and phishing emails offering $500,000 grants to fans.
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