Smart Nation
Microsoft and I²R to work on Smart Nation reference architecture
Microsoft Corp and A*Star’s Institute for Infocomm Research (I²R) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a joint Reference Architecture for Singapore’s Smart Nation platform.
EmTech Singapore lifts the curtain on future technologies
EmTech Singapore, the global emerging technologies conference hosted by MIT Technology Review, kicked off on Jan 27, presenting the frontline on innovation in wearables, robotics, AI and other technologies. DNA Singapore editor Gabey Goh reports.
Singtel aims to be among first to roll out 5G in 2020
Singtel is gearing up for Fifth Generation (5G) mobile technology, having signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Ericsson, and by also adding its support as a member of an industry consortium seeking to set standards.
Week in Review: Smart nation, digital nation
DNA’s Singapore editor Gabey Goh stacks up Malaysia and Singapore against each other, finds there are not many differences … except for a key one.
Chatting up a Smart Nation: How will we connect?
While 2014 seemed to have been the year where everyone craved to connect via every device, 2015 looks set to be the year where we live, breathe, play, purchase and chat via our mobile phones, writes Tencent’s Poshu Yeung.
Singapore’s first data science academy launched
Temasek Polytechnic (TP), Pivotal Software and EMC have announced a strategic partnership to launch the TP-Pivotal Data Science Academy.
For Smart Nation vision, a call for all to help
Singapore has issued a call to all stakeholders to come on board and help the country achieve its aspiration of becoming the world’s first ‘Smart Nation.’
Channels and IoT key pieces in Dell's Asia game-plan
Channels key to Asia play, 70% of commercial business here comes via partners
Looking at IoT, especially as governments in Asia keen to explore the technology
Connecting smart cities the smart way
Smart cities promise better and healthier urban environments through the adoption of city-based applications enabled by low-power, ruggedised environmental sensors and wireless connectivity – Michael Lok of Ruckus Wireless looks at some of the challenges.
DNA in Singapore: A big step towards the vision
Behind schedule but finally there, founder Karamjit Singh talks about the reason Singapore has always loomed large for DNA.
