enterprise AI
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Ingram Micro expands Singapore AI hub with NetApp, Cisco
Ingram Micro has refreshed its Singapore AI Center of Excellence with NetApp and Cisco, against a S$128.1 billion digital economy, adding NetApp Keystone’s pay-as-you-grow model. Continue reading
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Scammers Are Gaming AI Answers for Airline Support
Fake airline support numbers are infiltrating AI-generated answers, Check Point researchers find. Continue reading
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Freshworks Acquires Robusta for AI Incident Response
Freshworks acquires AI incident-investigation engine Robusta to bring automated root-cause diagnosis to Freshservice. Continue reading
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Tencent Cloud and OmniOps Build AI Infrastructure in Saudi Arabia
Tencent Cloud and OmniOps partner to build sovereign enterprise AI infrastructure in Saudi Arabia. Continue reading
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Ensign InfoSecurity Joins SpaceXSI’s Grok Build Network
Ensign InfoSecurity has become the first Singapore company to join the SpaceXSI Partner Network, training about 50 engineers on its Grok Build platform. Continue reading
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Dataiku Headless Links Coding Agents to Governed AI
Dataiku Headless lets developers build and migrate AI and data projects from Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, without losing governance over the result. Continue reading
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NCS Opens AI Mission Centre, Plans 300 AI Engineers
NCS launches its AI Mission Centre in Singapore and plans to grow its forward-deployed AI engineers from 100 to more than 300 within two years. Continue reading
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Cloudera Blueprints Brings NVIDIA Tools To Enterprise Data
Cloudera launches Blueprints with NVIDIA Agent Toolkit as new data shows 73% of Asia-Pacific firms see AI governance as a barrier to scaling. Continue reading
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Tata Communications Invests US$450m in AI Super Highway
Tata Communications will invest close to US$450 million to build roughly 10,000km of AI-ready fibre across India, with connectivity extending to Singapore and the region. Continue reading
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89% of APAC Firms Rework AI Use Cases: Cloudera
Cloudera’s State of Enterprise AI 2026 report finds 89% of APAC enterprises have limited or redesigned AI use cases due to rising token costs, even as Singapore commits S$500 million to AI compute. Continue reading
