AI adoption
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Read more: Why AI Adoption Alone Will Not Scale Enterprise AIHitachi Vantara says Asia and Oceania are ahead of the global average on deeper AI adoption, but confidence in data quality and governance remains uneven – a gap that will define the next phase of enterprise AI.
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Read more: Databricks Raises Strategic Round at $188 Billion ValuationDatabricks has signed a term sheet for a new strategic funding round at a $188 billion valuation, led by existing investor Coatue, to accelerate its multi-AI governance, agent and database products.
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Read more: AI Appreciation Day: What APAC Leaders Say Enterprises MissFive APAC tech leaders on what enterprises still get wrong about AI this AI Appreciation Day, from governance gaps to data readiness.
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Read more: Google’s Gemini Usage Doubles Across Southeast AsiaGoogle’s first Gemini Report: Southeast Asia 2026 finds user numbers have more than doubled, with Singapore leading regional engagement.
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Read more: Databricks Names Raymond Wong Singapore Public Sector Lead
Databricks appoints Raymond Wong as Enterprise and Public Sector Lead for Singapore to drive government AI adoption.
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Read more: Singapore Workers Open to AI, Yet Adoption LagsNew Salesforce research finds Singapore desk workers are among the world’s least AI-sceptical, yet only 6% use AI daily — well below the global average.
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Read more: Physical AI set for rapid enterprise uptake, but readiness gap looms, Deloitte warnsDeloitte has published a new paper outlining how Physical AI — the integration of artificial intelligence with physical systems such as robots and industrial machinery — is shifting from early experimentation to large-scale deployment, even as most organisations remain underprepared for the transition. The paper, titled “Physical AI: The Moment…
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Read more: [Commentary] The Use of AI: How Employees Learn to Trust AIMost companies are now more open to artificial intelligence (AI). Almost every large company is experimenting with the technology in some form, including many organisations across Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. According to BCG, 78% of surveyed employees in APAC, including Singapore, said they use AI at work,…
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Read more: AI Reshapes Global Workforce as Entry-Level Hiring Slows: IDCGlobal organisations are bracing for rapid workforce transformation as artificial intelligence continues to reshape job roles and hiring patterns, according to new IDC research commissioned by HR technology firm Deel. The study shows that 66 per cent of companies expect to slow entry-level hiring over the next three years, while…
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