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Singtel’s data centre arm Nxera opens its largest data centre in Tuas

An artist's impression of the new data centre at Tuas

Singtel-owned Optus’ mobile service outage affects about 120,000 users in Australia: Local media

Public news service ABC said that 220,000 Optus customers were initially affected by the outage earlier on Feb 9.

What is UNC3886, the group that attacked Singapore’s telco infrastructure?

All four of the country’s major telcos – Singtel, StarHub, M1 and Simba Telecom – were targeted, Singapore’s Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo revealed on Feb 9.

KKR, Singtel to fully own data centre powerhouse STT GDC for $6.6 billion amid AI boom

Singtel will own stake a 25 per cent in the global data centre powerhouse.

Singtel Singapore CEO flying the national flag high after bidding goodbye to corporate America

Mr Ng Tian Chong became the head of Singtel’s newly combined Singapore consumer and enterprise businesses in June 2023.

Singtel shares jump on report telco, KKR near deal to buy STT Global Data Centres

Temasek unit ST Telemedia owns about 82 per cent of STT GDC, while KKR already holds about 14 per cent and Singtel more than 4 per cent.

Singtel TV services restored after outage

ST20251209_202549200884 Kua Chee Siong/ pixgeneric/ Generic pix of the Singtel logo on the facade of the SingPost Centre, located in Eunos Road, on Dec 9, 2025. Singapore Post will raise rates for all regular domestic mail by 10 cents from Jan 1, amid declining mail volume, escalating costs and its modernisation efforts. The new rate for standard regular mail and standard large mail will be 62 cents and 90 cents respectively, SingPost said in a release on Dec 9. Rates of domestic bulk mail used by businesses will also increase.

Singtel-owned NCS names Sam Liew as CEO as Ng Kuo Pin steps down

NCS chief executive Ng Kuo Pin will step down on April 1., after seven years at the helm.

Singtel-owned Optus criticised in review for failures in Australia’s fatal emergency call outage

A technical failure at Optus on Sept 18 disrupted emergency call services, impacting 600 people and leaving four people dead.

Singtel fined $1m for fixed-line outage that disrupted emergency call services in October 2024

IMDA’s investigation found that the landline outage was within Singtel’s control, and it was not due to a cyber-attack.

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