Malaysia to get first neo-bank by 2020
The bank’s superior understanding of banking technology, as well as Malaysia’s FinTech talent capabilities, will serve as the much-needed catalyst for the nation’s digital economy agenda.
Hong Kong to spend HK$45 billion for next-gen I&T leaders
Education seen as key to the city’s innovation and technology development – and its dream of becoming a global tech hub.
Artificial intelligence breakthroughs boost health and aviation sectors
The artificial intelligence breakthrough technologies can help improve insulin dosing for diabetics as well as transform the way ay aeroplane engine wear-and-tear is monitored.
The significance of digital connection for aged care residents
The study called, “The Socially Connectedness of Older People in Residential Aged Communities”, examines the residents’ use of digital technologies to stay in touch with people.
Formal partnership to fast track free Wi-Fi in the Philippines
DICT formalises agreement with UNDP, creating an effective partnership that will realise the national objective of bridging the digital divide and leaving no one behind.
Blockchain tech uses reputation to ward off malicious activities
RepuCoin was developed in response to an increasing number of sophisticated attacks on other blockchain tech by determined attackers.
UM and commercial partners collaborate to provide AI-based solutions
UM heads note that commercialisation efforts such as this are an effective vehicle driving Industry 4.0.
Competition challenges students’ knowledge on robotics
The goal of the robotics competition is to bring the excitement of sporting events to science and technology as the robots battle it out for success.
Indonesians to experience improved public transportation
A ride-hailing app’s two new features integrate with Jakarta’s public transportation, providing information on journeys across multiple modes of transport.
Hong Kong grants first digital banking licences
Lauded as the best thing to happen to HK FinTech in many years; the mix of banks and non-banks will enable the creation of new types of products. Companies that received licences intend to begin operating within nine months.
