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Pints AI Wins MAS-AISG Startup Grant for Privacy-First Finance LLMs
Pints AI, a Singapore-based startup building compact on-premise language models for financial services, has been awarded the AI in Finance Global Challenge Startup Grant by AI Singapore and the Monetary Authority of Singapore. The grant will fund development of sub-10 billion parameter models deployable entirely within clients' secure infrastructure, addressing the growing tension between AI adoption and data privacy in banking and insurance.
Singapore Enterprise ICT Market on Track to Hit US$140.7B by 2029
Singapore's enterprise ICT market is set to nearly double over the next three years, projected to reach US$140.7 billion by 2029 as artificial intelligence and cloud adoption accelerate across both the public and private sectors.
Sea and OpenAI Deepen Partnership to Drive AI Across Southeast Asia
Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) and OpenAI have signed a new strategic partnership agreement that expands their collaboration across e-commerce, small business tools, and developer ecosystems, marking one of the most significant AI partnerships to emerge from Singapore this year. The June 22 ann.
Pony.ai and ComfortDelGro Launch Public Robotaxi Service in Singapore Punggol
Chinese autonomous driving company Pony.ai has opened its robotaxi service to the general public in Singapore Punggol district, moving beyond an invitation-only pilot to a fully bookable consumer offering through ComfortDelGro Zig app.
Fullerton Health CEO Says AI and Technology Key to Bringing Down Healthcare Costs
Fullerton Health CEO Ho Kuen Loon has identified technology and artificial intelligence as the primary levers for reducing operational costs across the integrated healthcare platform, as the company accelerates its AI deployments after two years of foundational work.
Only 1 in 10 Young Singapore Workers Are Engaged: Gallup Study Warns of AI Divide
Just 10 percent of Singapore workers under 35 are engaged at work, according to the inaugural Singapore Workplace Report 2026 by Gallup and the Singapore Institute of Directors — a figure that exposes a generational disengagement gap three times wider than the global average.
Everpure Launches Data Intelligence Platform as AI Readiness Becomes Critical
Everpure, the data infrastructure company formerly known as Pure Storage, has unveiled Universal Data Intelligence (UDI), a platform that maps, classifies, and governs enterprise data across on-premise, cloud, and SaaS environments — solving what it says is a growing data visibility.
Singtel's Customer Experience Chief on Leading with AI Without Losing the Human Touch
Singtel customer experience head Rae Nah is charting a middle path between AI-driven efficiency and genuine human connection — one that puts people front and centre even as the country's largest telco rolls out automation across its care operations.
Wonderful Opens Singapore Hub to Bring Enterprise-Grade Agentic AI to Asia Pacific
Amsterdam-based enterprise AI startup Wonderful has opened a Singapore office, appointed a former Google and Meta executive as general manager, and begun hiring local technical talent as it pushes deeper into the Asia Pacific market with its model-agnostic agentic AI orchestration platform.
Optro Opens Singapore Hub to Deliver Agentic GRC Across APAC
Optro, the AI-powered governance, risk, and compliance platform formerly known as AuditBoard, has opened a new regional hub in Singapore — bringing the first fully automated controls testing solution to the Asia Pacific market. Trusted by more than half of the Fortune 500, Optro's.
NUS Professor on What Anthropic's AI Pause Call Means for Singapore
Anthropic's June report warning that AI systems could soon build smarter versions of themselves has sparked global debate, but NUS Computing professor Jungpil Hahn argues the real question for Singapore is not about pausing development — it is about governing adoption before it quietly reshapes human judgment.
Singapore GDP Seen Hitting 4.6% as AI-Driven Exports Surge
Singapore's economy is on track to grow 4.6 per cent this year, according to a Nomura forecast, outperforming the government's official 2 to 4 per cent estimate. The driver: an AI-led surge in non-oil domestic exports, powered by booming demand for electronics and semiconductor components.