e-Palette — Toyota’s autonomous shipping-container-like vehicle that would be commercialized within a few years. The transparent, driverless oblong carriage on wheels that are powered by a battery could even double as a roving office or even a mobile store. The self-driving vehicle was to debut at Summer Olympics to carry athletes Fully autonomous vehicles seem... Read more » Read more ›
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The challenges of 2020 have left biotech and broader health sciences sector with tattered supply chains, requiring innovative fixes Read more ›
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Facebook is apparently planning to build a new neural sensor that can read people’s minds and convert these thoughts into actions. Using the resources of CTRL Labs, a company that Facebook acquired in 2019, this new project may push the social media giant further into the artificial intelligence domain. Facebook is also building a TLDR... Read more » Read more ›
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Singapore’s SMEs are ranked amongst the lowest in Southeast Asia to adopt sustainable operations Read more ›
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Twitter joins other tech titans in relying on public cloud providers like AWS to manage its realtime feed timelines Read more ›
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The increased use of telehealth services is also drawing heightened cybersecurity concerns Read more ›
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Telemedicine and smart health tech can help Thailand accelerate towards its goal of becoming an APAC medical hub Read more ›
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The damning allegations raise questions on the US$100 billion company's ability to protect users' data amid scrutiny Read more ›
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QR codes have become the star player on the digital payments stage in China and throughout Southeast Asia But for all their remarkable success in the East, QR codes never really quite caught on in the United States or most of the rest of the West There are a handful of mobile commerce trends for... Read more » Read more ›
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The migration towards cloud and the excessive data demands on global servers is pushing a radical shift towards hyperscale data centers Read more ›
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A Chinese quantum computer succeeded in performing a calculation 100 trillion times faster than a conventional computer could — surpassing Google’s achievement by a factor of 10 billion China has invested heavily in quantum computing, with Xi Jinping’s government spending US$10 billion on the country’s National Laboratory for Quantum Information Sciences Just last year a... Read more » Read more ›
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Fully homomorphic encryption allows means data is usable, even when it’s encrypted It’s been called a ‘holy grail’ for cloud security IBM is launching a FHE test environment, where customers can test the service Computing giant IBM is launching a fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) test service for businesses. Homomorphic encryption allows users’ data to... Read more » Read more ›
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The pervasive appearance of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and applications is causing gaping cybersecurity holes Read more ›
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Singaporeans can now scan their face to log into SingPass as well as send an SMS one-time password to another SingPass user's mobile number Read more ›
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“Traditional” dev-ops cannot hope to keep up with the required pace of change and levels of demand in the next three years for new, agile, and innovative software. Low-code supplies the answer. Read more ›
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RDP and VPN among the Route-One targets for bad actors, with unpatched OSes and human error the major causes of organizations' cyber problems. Read more ›
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A discipline pioneered at streaming giant Netflix around a decade ago, chaos engineering is a practice that allows companies to test the resilience of their systems by simulating worst-case scenarios. The practice is essential to the reliability of the services we use and rely on every day. It’s comparative to running fire-drills within increasingly complex,... Read more » Read more ›
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Since we first abandoned our offices in early 2020 to the confines of our own kitchen tables, remote work has been tried, tested, and generally agreed to be beneficial to businesses. Countless surveys and reports have cited gains to productivity and better work-life balance; no longer are cities congested with commuter crowds, and cloud solutions... Read more » Read more ›
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Apple’s app privacy ‘nutrition labels’ will make it clear what data apps are collecting A landmark for privacy by big tech, they’ll serve as a prominent display of exactly what data is being used and shared This could urge a culture of pro-privacy app development, and make it easy for consumers and enterprises to select... Read more » Read more ›
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China's regulator fined Alibaba for its US$692 million investment in Intime in 2014 and the US$2.6 billion, 2017 bid to privatize Intime. Read more ›
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