Asia-Pacific firms to seek returns from AI investments in 2025: IBM study
Asia-Pacific enterprises will move beyond experimentations and seek returns on AI investments from next year, according to an IBM study.
Hands on: Netgear Nighthawk RS700S 10Gbps Wi-Fi router performs well
The Netgear Nighthawk RS700S Wi-Fi 7 router offers good speed and coverage that Singapore users will love when upgrading to faster broadband.
Sonos Arc Ultra review: Captivating big-scale movie effects
The Sonos Arc Ultra sounds great in movies thanks to an impressive array of speakers but the S$1,899 soundbar is costly in Singapore.
Oppo Find X8 Pro review: Impressive imaging for travellers
At S$1,649. the Oppo Find X8 Pro isn't cheap but it is a fair price to pay for what it offers, especially if you are an avid content creator.
Lego Horizon Adventures review: Kiddy brick smashing romp
Lego Horizon Adventures attempts to appeal to a young demographic with a child-friendly game but offers little in terms of engagement.
Prudential launches AI lab to drive innovation in insurance
The lab will also find to streamline internal processes with advanced automation, while equipping Prudential's workforce with advanced AI,
Robots to roam Mandai Wildlife Reserve in Singapore from next year
Mandai Wildlife Reserve will introduce a new kind of “wildlife” to its grounds—not animals, but Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs)—from April next year. These concierge, surveillance, and delivery robots are part…
Gap remains between GenAI reality and hype in Asean: Economist Impact study
Despite widespread GenAI adoption, only 32 per cent of Asean businesses believe it is ready for full-scale production, says Economist report.
Red Dead Redemption (PC) review: Howdy, old timer, nice to see ya again
Fourteen years after its console launch, Red Dead Redemption now plays on the PC with modern graphics and screens. It's a mixed bag, though.
SoftBank, Nvidia join Japan tech giants and universities to drive AI leadership
In a move to advance Japan’s AI capabilities, SoftBank is building the country’s most powerful AI supercomputer with Nvidia Blackwell chips.
HONOR X9c out in Singapore, offering ultra-tough “triple defence”
The Honor X9c mid-range phone featuring ultra-tough "triple defence" to boost durability is out in Singapore at an attractive price of S$449.
Forged in fire: Stalker 2 developers create game amid Russian invasion
With S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: The Heart of Chornobyl out in a week, Ukrainian developers GSC Game World tell Techgoondu what it is like making the game during war time and what…
Keychron Q1 HE review: Wireless magnetic keyboard is precise, responsive
The Keychron Q1 HE uses Hall Effect magnetic switches to offer precise, responsive actions whether you're playing a game or typing a report.
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered review: So much prettier but not quite perfect
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered adds improved graphics that makes characters more realistic and locations more immersive in the classic game.
From AI PCs to AI models, businesses face reality check in 2025
The growing number of underwhelming and failed experiments early on may weigh heavy on how businesses adopt AI in the next 12 to 18 months.
Rise in use of AI-powered low-code solutions in APAC: IDC
More Asia-Pacific firms are turning to AI-powered low-code solutions in response to the rapid pace of digital transformation, says IDC.
HCLTech bets on polytechnics to train Singapore’s next-gen AI talent
HCLTech will train polytechnic students and mid-career individuals in the latest AI technologies in a new AI/Cloud Native Lab up in 2025.
Asus Zenbook S14 OLED review: Slim laptop powered by Intel scores high
Powered by an Intel Core Ultra 200V chip, the Asus Zenbook S14 OLED runs AI workloads and every tasks well, while pulling ahead in graphics.
Singapore digital economy hits new high, adding S$113 billion to GDP in 2023
The Singapore digital economy has surged to account for 17.7 per cent or S$113 billion of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2023.
Businesses still measure sustainability progress manually: Alibaba study
More than half of companies with sustainability targets continue to rely on manual methods like spreadsheets and e-mails to measure progress.
