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Singapore Tops Non-OIC Rankings as AI Transforms Muslim Travel Planning
Singapore has retained its position as the top non-Organisation of Islamic Cooperation destination in the Global Muslim Travel Index 2026, scoring 72 points in a year when four in five travellers now use AI tools to plan, evaluate, and discover their journeys.
Singapore Workers Outpace Global Peers in AI Readiness and Output
Singapore's workforce leads the world in AI readiness, according to Microsoft's 2026 Work Trend Index, with employees here outpacing global averages in both output gains and responsible AI usage. The survey of 20,000 knowledge workers across 10 markets found that 66% of Singapore AI users.
OCBC Staff Save 20 Hours Monthly as AI Reshapes Customer Service
OCBC has been running artificial intelligence tools at its Customer Service Centre since late 2024, and the results are starting to show in concrete, measurable ways. Staff at the Singapore bank's service centre report saving roughly 20 working hours per month, while the volume of phone.
Artist CJ Hendry Used ChatGPT to Design JuJu Character for Singapore Exhibition
Australian artist CJ Hendry used ChatGPT and AI tools to design the JuJu character at the centre of her new immersive exhibition at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, running from June 20 to July 18 at IMBA Theatre.
John Jumper Leaves Google DeepMind for Anthropic in AI Talent War
Nobel Prize-winning AlphaFold architect John Jumper has left Google DeepMind for Anthropic, in the latest high-profile move highlighting the global AI talent war. With a growing Singapore office, Anthropic is a key player in the city-state's AI race.
Abu Dhabis MGX Eyes Multi-Billion Deal for Singapore Data Centre Operator DayOne
Abu Dhabi-backed AI investment giant MGX is circling Singapore-based data centre operator DayOne for a potential multi-billion-dollar acquisition, three sources familiar with the discussions told Reuters.
Singapore Becomes Neutral AI Hub as US, Chinese Firms Flock In
Both American and Chinese artificial intelligence companies are rushing to set up shop in Singapore, drawn by the city-state's geopolitical neutrality, regulatory predictability, and deep talent pool. A new Fortune analysis lays bare the scale of the influx - and the growing geopolitical.
Equinix and Cisco Deploy Secure AI Factory in Singapore Data Centres
Equinix and Cisco have expanded their collaboration to deploy the Cisco Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA directly within Equinix's Singapore data centres, giving local enterprises a sovereign, secure foundation to build and scale AI workloads.
NUS and PolyU Partner on AI-Powered Knee Osteoarthritis Detection
The National University of Singapore's Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University have formalised a research partnership to deploy AI-powered tools for early detection and management of knee osteoarthritis in community settings.
AvePoint CEO Warns Firms to Fix Data Before Rushing Into AI
Singapore-based enterprise data giant AvePoint is on a mission to become the "Palantir of Asia," but CEO Dr. Tianyi Jiang has a blunt warning for companies rushing into AI: without clean, governed data, the technology is useless.
Singapore's First AI-Hybrid Drama Crooks Uses AI Sets, Keeps Human Actors
Singapore's film and television industry is getting its first taste of AI-assisted production with Crooks, a nine-episode drama that began principal photography in June 2026. The series, inspired by the true story of Eighteen Chefs founder Benny Se Teo, uses artificial intelligence to.
Tampines AI Exhibition Brings Hands-On Demos as Community Hackathon Grows
Singapore's community-level AI push took a concrete step forward this weekend as the Tampines AI Exhibition 2026 opened at Our Tampines Hub, showcasing over a dozen AI projects developed by residents and tertiary students.