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Singtel to roll out 10Gbps broadband to residential users
Singtel said it will offer a 10Gbps fibre broadband service to residential customers in Singapore starting this month.
Singtel Innov8 goes global in quest for solutions
Singtel Innov8 has launched the Singtel Innov8 Connect programme, where it will work with startups to create solutions for business challenges faced by the Singtel Group.
Singtel in smart home consumer push
Singtel said its Consumer arm would be rolling out a series of integrated smart city solutions throughout 2016, under what it is calling ‘smart living.’
Disrupting the walkie-talkie world with an app
Singapore startup Voice Ping is ready to take on the big guns in a market that has been dominated by a single player, reports Benjamin Cher.
Intraix wants to help you save energy, and money
Intraix wants to help both consumers and businesses understand their ‘energy data’ and how to use that information to save energy – and money.
Chromecast support now, original content coming: Hooq CEO
DNA editor Keith Liu sat down with Hooq chief executive Peter Bithos for an exclusive interview on topics ranging from competition, content and piracy, to addressing the needs of the emerging market customer.
Singtel brings Lazada shopping into its m-payment app Dash
Singtel said it has expanded the merchant list on its mobile payment app Dash to include leading online retailer Lazada Singapore.
Global telcos, including Singtel, unite to bridge startup ecosystems
The startup innovation arms of Singtel (Singtel Innov8), Orange (Orange Fab), Deutsche Telekom (hub:raum) and Telefónica (Telefónica Open Future), said they have joined forces to bridge the startup ecosystems across South-East Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East.
Singtel completes acquisition of US-based Trustwave
Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (Singtel) said it has completed its acquisition of US-based managed security services specialist Trustwave, first announced in April.
GSMA’s low-power network initiative to boost IoT growth
The GSMA has established the ‘Mobile IoT Initiative,’ a new project backed by 26 of the world’s leading mobile operators including Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel), Ooredoo and Telenor, OEMs (original equipment manufacturers), as well as chipset, module and infrastructure companies.