TechNode Global Staff

American technology firm Microsoft announced Wednesday the general availability of Malaysia West, its first cloud region in the country, marking a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to empowering Malaysia’s inclusive digital and artificial intelligence (AI) transformation.

Nearly one in three Singaporean businesses (31 percent) have accelerated their artificial intelligence (AI) or automation efforts in response to global disruptions — a clear sign that a significant segment of the market is actively leveraging technology to adapt to challenging conditions, the findings of Deel showed Wednesday.

Singapore-based, Temasek-owned food technology company Nurasa, and globally provider of chocolate and cocoa solutions Barry Callebaut, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to accelerate sustainable chocolate innovation in Asia Pacific.

The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and global technology company Wise have announced a strategic partnership to promote travel to Singapore and increase tourism spending by offering greater value to Malaysian travelers.

73 percent of Southeast Asian shoppers prefer artificial intelligence (AI) to augment, not replace human service, highlighting strong demand for hybrid experiences that combine AI efficiency with human empathy, SleekFlow whitepaper showed Tuesday.

Myntra, an India-based fashion, beauty and lifestyle e-commerce firm, has announced the launch of Myntra Global, and is set to bring Indian fashion to Singapore.

East Ventures' Digital Competitiveness Index 2025 report showed Tuesday the consistent improvement in Indonesia's interprovincial digital competitiveness, as reflected by the EV-DCI 2025 score of 38.8.

Malaysian stock exchange Bursa Malaysia Berhad announced Monday a collaboration with BoardRoom Group, a provider of corporate and advisory services based in Singapore, to boost sustainability reporting solution adoption.

American technology conglomerate Microsoft announced Tuesday the opening of its first cloud region in Indonesia, called Indonesia Central.

Mober, a green logistics services firm in the Philippines, announced Tuesday it has expanded its operations to Thailand, marking a significant milestone in the company’s regional growth strategy towards championing greener delivery solutions in Southeast Asia (SEA).