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Singapore Business Review
sbr.com.sg > energy-offshore > in-focus > data-centre-cap-leaves-developers-looking-across-causeway

Data centre cap leaves developers looking across the causeway

11+ hour, 26+ min ago   (311+ words) Unmet demand is heading to Johor as power and land constraints bind. Singapore's award of 200 megawatts of new data centre capacity under its Data Centre Call for Application initiative fell well short of competing proposals, and Fitch Ratings expects developers…...

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sbr.com.sg > information-technology > news > singapore-captures-917-southeast-asia-robotics-funding

Singapore captures 91.7% of Southeast Asia robotics funding

8+ hour, 55+ min ago   (259+ words) Most of the total regional investment came from a single funding round. Singapore accounted for 91.7% of Southeast Asia’s all-time robotics funding, according to a report from private-market data platform Tracxn. Robotics companies in the city-state raised $986m across 58 funding rounds. Singapore…...

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sbr.com.sg > hr-education > news > singapore-leads-southeast-asia-25-firms-workplace-list

Singapore leads Southeast Asia with 25 firms on workplace list

3+ day, 11+ hour ago   (321+ words) Ten entrants were new to the regional ranking, whilst technology remained the country’s most represented industry. Singapore placed 25 companies on Great Place to Work’s 2026 Best Workplaces in Asia list, the highest number among Southeast Asian markets. The city-state ranked fifth…...

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sbr.com.sg > hr-education > in-focus > islandwide-entry-level-hiring-rises-37-2025-hospitality-leads

Islandwide entry-level hiring rises 37% from 2025 as hospitality leads

3+ day, 11+ hour ago   (204+ words) Half of hospitality employers reported hiring more entry-level staff. About one in three employers in Singapore said entry-level hiring has increased compared with 2025, with the hospitality sector reporting the strongest gains. ManpowerGroup's Employment Outlook Survey Q4 2026 also found that 22% of employers…...

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sbr.com.sg > videos > singapore-ceos-risk-jobs-if-ai-falls-short

Singapore CEOs risk jobs if AI falls short

4+ day, 1+ hour ago   (329+ words) Eighty-six percent say their roles could be at risk if they fail to deliver measurable gains from AI. Singapore chief executives are under growing pressure to prove returns from artificial intelligence as companies expand adoption whilst keeping tighter human control…...

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sbr.com.sg > financial-services > news > finmo-lifts-office-capacity-50-new-suntec-city-hq

Finmo lifts office capacity by 50% with new Suntec City HQ

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (116+ words) The hub will support hiring across product, AI, and strategy. Singapore-founded fintech Finmo has unveiled a global headquarters at Suntec City, increasing its office capacity by 50%. The company said it has more than doubled its local headcount since obtaining a…...

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sbr.com.sg > economy > news > singapore-eyes-asean-us-digital-link-ease-cross-border-trade

Singapore eyes ASEAN-US digital link to ease cross-border trade

5+ day, 4+ hour ago   (200+ words) AI will be another priority, said Deputy Prime Minister Gan. Singapore is looking to explore linking the ASEAN Single Window with the US to make electronic trade document exchange easier, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister (Trade) Gan Kim Yong said....

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sbr.com.sg > videos > singapore-growth-leans-heavily-electronics-boom

Singapore growth leans heavily on electronics boom

5+ day, 5+ hour ago   (270+ words) The global AI investment cycle is strengthening exports, but businesses outside technology face pressure to improve productivity and diversify. Singapore’s growth is becoming increasingly reliant on electronics as the global artificial intelligence investment boom drives demand across the city-state’s technology…...

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sbr.com.sg > information-technology > news > only-7-asean-firms-ready-scale-ai-agents-survey

Only 7% of ASEAN firms ready to scale AI agents: survey

5+ day, 9+ hour ago   (238+ words) Only 7% of large enterprises across ASEAN are ready to scale agentic artificial intelligence, despite 87% already having AI agents in pilot programmes or production, according to a survey released by the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore. The average AI-readiness score…...

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sbr.com.sg > markets-investing > in-focus > late-stage-funding-surges-zero-775-yoy-in-august

Late-stage funding surges from zero to 77.5% YoY in August

5+ day, 11+ hour ago   (138+ words) Six deals spanned venture capital, private equity, and incubators. Late-stage funding captured 77.5% of Singapore's total tech funding in August 2026, according to Tracxn. Early-stage funding represented 22.1% of deals, whilst seed-stage funding accounted for just 0.3%. Compared with August 2025, no late-stage funding was…...