Q&A: AI-driven “talking networks” will boost reliability, says Juniper Networks
"Talking networks" will enable IT operators to easily ask AI to diagnose and resolve a network issue, according to Juniper Networks.
Rakuten Kobo Libra Colour review: Great for graphic novels
The new Rakuten Kobo Libra Colour offers colour at a small premium over regular black-and-white e-readers and could appeal to new audiences.
Amid APAC challenges, Singapore leads in AI maturity
Singapore's hub status, thriving AI startups, top-tier universities, and government investments that bolster the city-state’s AI maturity.
Apple’s new iPad Pro is thinner, brighter, lighter and more powerful
At the heart of the new iPad Pro is the powerful and faster M4 chip, the latest in Apple’s homegrown silicon.
AWS to invest S$12 billion in Singapore to drive cloud, AI adoption
Cloud giant AWS has unveiled a jaw dropping S$12 billion investment in Singapore to turbocharge cloud and AI adoption in the next four years.
Samsung Galaxy A55 review: Mid-priced smartphone that’s not underpowered
The S$618 Samsung Galaxy A55 isn't the cheapest in its segment but it boasts a great screen, water resistance and decent cameras.
Unveiling cyber secrets to fortify digital systems at GeekCon 2024
In Singapore, the two-day GeekCon event starting May 25 will be attended by prominent practitioners, researchers and white hat hackers.
Leica SL3 review: Unique user interface for a mirrorless camera
The S$10,400 Leica SL3 mirrorless camera is not for everyone but some will love its customisable interface and unique image colour.
StarHub offers 5Gbps fibre broadband as competition heats up in Singapore
StarHub's 5Gbps plan comes into a Singapore fibre broadband market filled with new offers and driven by stiff price competition.
Ruthless scammers in Asia-Pacific run modern operations, launder money in financial systems
Instead of tattooed thugs, today's scammers set up modern business operations like call centres and launder their ill-gotten money overseas.
Stellar Blade review: Saving humanity in a skimpy suit
Despite a focus on style over substance in the protagonist, Stellar Blade excels as a fast-paced action adventure game with great graphics.
Weighed down by hype, VR headsets like Apple Vision Pro struggle to lift off
Bearing the weight of their own hype, VR headsets like the Apple Vision Pro are struggling to win over enough early adopters.
Beyond the cash register: The vital role of POS for seamless retail operations in APAC
Retailers must perform thorough testing to ensure point-of-sales software performance and integration functionality for smooth operations.
Dell XPS 14 (9440) review: Graphics, screen get a boost in new laptop
The Dell XPS 14 sports a 14.-5inch screen and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 graphics chip that lifts performance. It's still somewhat portable.
Singapore-based Horizon Quantum Computing seeks to make quantum software easy
Horizon Quantum Computing is building a quantum computer to test-drive software that could be as easy to create and use as today's programs.
Singapore and Oracle partner to train 10,000 in AI, cloud computing
About 10,000 students and professionals will be trained in AI and other technologies, in a tie-up between Oracle and Singapore.
The Thaumaturge review: Paranormal with old world charm
The Thaumaturge is a refreshing investigative game with a supernatural twist, set in a rich atmosphere full of old world charm.
Southeast Asia tops global ransomware incidents: Trend Micro
Ransomware detections increased alarmingly across Southeast Asia, accounting for over half of cases worldwide, according Trend Micro.
After software “upgrade”, StarHub TV+ is slow and pushes unskippable ads
A software update this past month has made StarHub TV+ set-top boxes slow and buggy. They also push unskippable ads to paying customers.
Q&A: OVHcloud pushes for water-cooling in Southeast Asian data centres
Closed-loop water cooling has helped an OVHcloud data centre in Singapore keep the wastage of electricity and water low.
