ETDA working to expand Thai e-commerce participation
The two will collaborate to raise the level of development and build manpower in the digital industry. Of online transactions and integrated e-commerce. This will support the expansion of the labour market era 4.0.
Malaysia gets borderless digital connectivity solution
The solution offers products and solutions such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and Enterprise Messaging, Cloud Network Integration Solution, comprehensive security solutions, data backup, disaster recovery solution and connectivity.
Imaging technology to advance chronic wound care
The technology gives clinicians the means for early stage detection of a chronic wound. This will allow them to see which wounds need attention and which ones can be left to heal naturally.
New app to reduce Indonesian maternal and infant mortality rates
The Posyandu Information System (SIMADU) is an application that serves as an administrative and documentation system that aids the carers in recording and reporting on various activities at the paediatric centre (posyandu).
Changing the way we look at quantum technology
Centre for Quantum Technologies are developing new solutions and innovations in this tech area with potential use in areas such as quantum chemistry, material science, machine learning and AI and data science.
NZ university partners with China for knowledge and innovation
The Memorandum of Understanding aims to strengthen the exchange of knowledge and innovation between researchers, scholars and students from both China and New Zealand.
SUTD and M1 to collaborate on 5G tech
M1 will be providing a test platform to allow for innovations to be created and applied in finding practical solutions for government and enterprises
Vietnamese network operator successfully tests eSim service
Viettel has become the first Vietnamese network operator to successfully test eSim technology on smartwatch devices.
Making Hong Kong a digital entertainment hub
HK$50 million was invested in the new e-sports arena, designed and built by Hong Kong-based start-ups. Another HK$50 million has been earmarked for internships and promotional programmes aimed at Hong Kong’s nascent e-sports industry.
Australia to boost Defence with high performance computing
The HPC will contribute greatly to Defence as it will allow their scientists to run code thousands of times faster than on their high-end desktop computers.
