Tech

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.

Wearable ultrasound stickers being developed to help monitor chronic patients continuously

The wearable ultrasound stickers can provide continuous imaging of a patient’s internal organs for up to 48 hours.

Learning by talking: Instead of fishing for answers, students explain concepts to bot

(From left) Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) alumnus Akshaya Rajesh, GenAI engineer, and Dr Sumbul Khan, senior lecturer in SUTD's Science, Mathematics, and Technology cluster, on Oct 28, 2025.

Nintendo Studios Singapore to be established in 2026 after Japanese gaming giant’s acquisition

Bandai Namco Studios Singapore, was established in 2013 as an overseas subsidiary focused on game development, including creation of in-game art assets.

New lab at NTU to advance AI-powered humanoid robots for industry use

(From left) Schaeffler (Singapore) regional CEO Asia-Pacific and managing director Maximilian Fiedler, NTU vice-president (industry) Lam Khin Yong and Schaeffler chief technology officer Uwe Wagner, at the launch of Schaeffler-NTU Corporate Lab: Intelligent Mechatronics Hub at the Wee Cho Yaw Plaza on Nov 27.

Singapore orders Google, Apple to curb govt impersonation on messaging services

Brain implant smaller than grain of salt developed by Cornell, NTU researchers

The microscale optoelectronic tetherless electrode (MOTE) is a wireless neural implant measuring about 300 microns in length and 70 microns in width.

New IMDA initiative to help 500 companies adopt autonomous robots in next three years

Robots on display at the Autonomous Mobile Robot x Digital Leaders initiative at IMDA’s Pixel and Innovation Hub on Nov 20.

Gaming, fashion, beauty top Singapore’s online exports on PayPal

Game credits and in-game accessories like rare skins are most commonly sold, said local gaming companies.

AI adoption for SMEs does not always need to be costly: Josephine Teo

(From left) Google DeepMind’s chief operating officer Lila Ibrahim and Digital Development and Information Minister Josephine Teo at a plenary session moderated by Bloomberg Television’s anchor and editor-at-large Haslinda Amin on Nov 19.

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