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Singapore Workers Embrace AI in Theory but Slow to Adopt It Daily
Singapore desk workers are among the least sceptical about AI globally yet slowest to use it daily according to a Slack Workforce Lab survey revealing a striking adoption gap.

AI Failures Put 86 Percent of Singapore CEOs Jobs at Risk Survey Finds
Eighty-six per cent of Singapore CEOs believe their jobs are at risk if their companies fail to integrate AI effectively according to a new survey of C-suite sentiment.

Temasek Sets Ambitious 15 Percent AI Portfolio Target by 2031
Temasek plans to more than double its AI investments from 6 per cent to 15 per cent of its S$518 billion portfolio by 2031 investing across semiconductors cloud data centres and foundation models.

Tata Comm Invests in Subsea Cables to Boost India-Singapore AI-Ready Connectivity
Tata Communications is investing in new subsea cable infrastructure between Mumbai, Chennai, and Singapore, adding 98 Tbps of AI-ready network capacity. The investment strengthens one of the world's most critical digital corridors, supporting growing enterprise, hyperscaler, and data centre traffic between India and Southeast Asia.

Singapore Firms Deploy AI Agents Faster Than Governance Can Keep Up
New research from NTUC LearningHub reveals that 15% of Singapore organisations have already deployed agentic AI, but governance structures, job definitions, and workforce skills are failing to keep pace with deployment. The finding highlights a growing gap between AI adoption and responsible management in Singapore's enterprise sector.

NTU Partners Japanese Firm Fusic to Build AI-Powered Satellite Ground Systems
NTU Singapore and Japanese tech firm Fusic are collaborating to develop AI-enabled ground systems for managing next-generation satellite constellations. The partnership will explore how AI can assist with routine satellite operations, mission scheduling, and ground-station allocation, addressing the growing complexity of managing larger satellite fleets.

Singapore AI Safety Fellowship 2026 Opens With S$5,000 Monthly Stipend for Global Researchers
Applications are open for the Singapore AI Safety Fellowship (SASH) 2026, a three-month residential programme offering emerging researchers S$5,000 monthly stipends, funded accommodation, and mentorship from leading AI experts. The fellowship runs from September to December 2026, with a July 10 deadline.

Singapore Tech Funding Explodes 2,116% in June to S$3.78 Billion
Singapore-based tech companies raised approximately S$3.78 billion in equity funding in June 2026, a staggering 2,116% surge from S$171 million in May. DayOne's S$2.5 billion raise accounted for roughly two-thirds of the month's total, followed by Supabase, Airwallex, SiliconFlow, and Striding AI.

Singapore Files New Charges in Nvidia Chip Fraud Case as Crackdown Intensifies
Singaporean prosecutors have filed additional charges including money laundering against a key suspect in an AI server fraud case involving illegal Nvidia chip exports. The expanded case marks a significant escalation in Singapore's efforts to clamp down on fraudulent chip trading tied to sanctions evasion.

dtcpay Taps AI-Powered CX Provider TP to Scale 24/7 Support Across APAC
Singapore-regulated payments firm dtcpay has partnered with TP to deploy AI-powered customer experience tools across English and Mandarin channels, as it expands stablecoin-enabled payment services regionally.

Singapore AI Startup AiPPT.com Launches Four-Mode Presentation Ecosystem
Singapore-based AiPPT.com has completed its four-mode AI presentation ecosystem, integrating Classic, Flow, Visual, and Agent modes into a single platform for creating, managing and sharing AI-generated content.

Samsung Flags 18-Fold Profit Surge as AI Memory Demand Booms
Samsung Electronics is expected to report an 18-fold jump in operating profit to approximately $56 billion for Q2 2026, driven by surging AI demand for memory chips. The record result marks the company's third consecutive quarterly record as agentic AI expands beyond training into broader computing workloads.