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Singapore And IEA Mark 10 Years Of ASEAN Energy Training

Singapore Energy Interconnections, established in April 2025, is the dedicated government-linked company responsible for developing and owning cross-border power infrastructure.

TNB Q1 FY2026: Commercial Data Center Demand Drives 7 Percent Rise In Electricity Sales

TNB advanced the ASEAN Power Grid agenda in January 2026 with a Phase 2 Energy Wheeling Agreement covering the LTMS-PIP corridor.

Alibaba Cloud Picks Singapore To Launch Its First International AI Conference

Qwen Cloud consolidates proprietary and third-party models under one platform for enterprise AI deployments.

Amazon’s USD 33 Billion Southeast Asia Bet Reshapes The Digital Finance Infrastructure Race

Every digital lender, neobank, and embedded finance platform in Southeast Asia operates on cloud infrastructure. Amazon's USD 33 billion regional commitment just altered the long-term competitive dynamics of that market.

Thai Energy Official Names Solar Power The Primary Vehicle For The Nation’s Energy Transition

Thailand's PEA is negotiating green loans with banks to unlock household solar adoption at scale.

Singapore Bets On Engineering Exports, Not Domestic Wind, To Shape Asia-Pacific Offshore Transition

Singapore commits to hosting WindEnergy Asia-Pacific events through 2029, with a full three-day trade fair planned for 2027 as the regional offshore wind pipeline expands.

MAS Revokes Bsquared Technology Licence Over Risk Failures

Integrity failures alongside operational weaknesses leave limited regulatory options under Singapore's PSA framework, as the Bsquared case now demonstrates in practice.

Atos And Backbase Target Asia Pacific Banks With AI-Native Banking Partnership

Atos brings 54-country delivery scale. Backbase brings the banking platform. Together, they target regulated AI modernisation across APAC.

Sarawak Energy Berhad Moves Into Commercial Phase On 1GW Singapore Hydropower Export

West Malaysia's federal government has approved a preliminary study for at least 1GW of Sarawak electricity imports via Tenaga Nasional Berhad.

SkyeChip And Bursa Malaysia’s Semiconductor Moment

In just four months, Malaysian IPOs have raised 86 percent of last year's full-year total. The pipeline suggests 2026 is not slowing down.

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