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From CPF Board to Seatrium, some Singapore organisations lead AI race with early success
A small number of Singapore organisations say they are pioneering AI's use in a meaningful way, even though ROI is rare in a global AI race.
Google partners Singapore government for latest AI tools to fight scams, online threats
Singapore will have the latest AI-powered cyber defence tools from Google to fix vulnerabilities in online systems while also stopping…
In new national strategy, Singapore seeks to proactively block cyber threats
Singapore is setting up a protective domain name service (PDNS) to proactively keep Internet users away from malware and phishing…
Tired of burning AI tokens? Run AI workloads locally with Ready Server
Ready Server is launching a preview of a OpenAI-compatible, shared-GPU inference service that lets customers run AI workloads locally.
Simba could be fined, lose Singapore telco licence over misuse of airwaves
Simba is said to have intentionally tapped on parts of the airwaves that it was not permitted to. It could lose its Singapore licence.
While focusing on rogue AI agents, don’t forget looming quantum threat
Rogue AI agents are worrying businesses but they can't take their eyes off the looming quantum threat to digital transactions.
As rogue AI agents target governments, humans at the wheel struggle for control
As rogue AI agents infiltrated Australian government websites, it is time to ask if AI companies have full control of…
Q&A: Amid AI cyber threats, don’t forget unguarded printers let in hackers too, says Canon
While AI threats are worrying businesses, they should also secure connected devices like printers, says Hiroshi Yokota from Canon.
