Sustainability
Southeast Asia’s Largest Hackathon, Startup Weekend Singapore 2020 kicks off
Hybrid event to see Singapore DPM, Heng Swee Keat, give opening remarks
With its ‘Tomorrow’ theme, challenging youth to address key issues in SEA
Startup Weekend Singapore (SWSG) 2020, one of Southeast Asia’s largest open innovation hackathons, will run its latest online edition from 25 to 27 September 2020.
Singapore businesses take lead in digitalisation efforts in Asia-Pacific
DBS to engage clients at Digital Day on how digital solutions can help
99% businesses indicate facing external pressure to transform digitally
5G’s balancing act in powering and greening networks
5G technology and networks will be a critical part of Singapore’s digital economy
Folding GaN technologies within 5G applications will accelerate climate goals
MDBC Innovation & Sustainability Awards 2019 partners GreenTech Malaysia
The tie-in brings about deeper knowledge pool and increased exposure through the three-day IGEM 2019 programme.
Wild Digital 2019: Mindful entrepreneurs can catalyse great change
Bestselling author and futurist Roger James Hamilton says that we need to be conscious entrepreneurs, and with that can bring humanity into Society 5.0.
Cyberview zooms in on environmental sustainability in Smart City plan
By 2050, some 64% of Asia will be urbanised – creating sustainability challenges on a huge scale
Initiatives are continuously underway in Cyberjaya to qualify its buildings for the Green Building Index (GBI) Certification
HP Inc opens new ink-manufacturing facility in Penang
HP Inc said it has opened a new facility in the northern Malaysian state of Penang that will produce ink print supplies for consumers.
Four data centre models emerging: Emerson
New archetypes are emerging that will change the data centre landscape and improve productivity, drive down costs, and increase agility
Live more with less
Ford global trends and futuring manager Sheryl Connelly tells us that today, people are prepared to live with less, while living more.
Market demand will shape the factory of the future
The smart factory of the future will produce a wider variety of products from within the walls of a single factory; embrace smaller batch manufacturing that delivers more personalised and individualised products from closer to home; and make sustainability more of a factor in manufacturing, writes Chris Lee of Autodesk Asean.
