Singapore

As we usher into 2025, hoping for a better year, here are Southeast Asia’s top 10 tech news in 2024.

Tamarind Health, a Singapore-based pan-Asian oncology-focused group backed by investors including Temasek unit 65 Equity Partners, is offering S$0.456 ($0.34) per share to privatize cancer specialist TalkMed Group.

Rafael, who lived in Asia for nine years, also shared his views on the future of FinTech, and his experience as a video content creator in the exclusive interview.

According to Rafael, no tech conference is complete without AI, blockchain and green finance in 2024.

Despite launching an average of 13.5 new digital products in the past year — more than any other country surveyed — #Singapore organizations are grappling with false positives and alert fatigue from their tools. This makes it even more crucial for leaders to adopt #AI technologies in order to maintain operational resilience and stay competitive. As alert…

XTransfer, the China-based business to business (B2B) cross-border trade payment platform, and OCBC, the Singapore-based financial services group, have jointly announced the comprehensive partnership for global multi-currency accounts.

The Travel Alliance, comprising Singtel, AIS, Globe, HKT, Optus, Taiwan Mobile and Telkomsel, has on Friday announced strategic partnerships with ride-hailing, delivery, and travel brands Grab and Trip.com for cross-border telco rewards program.

Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange company Crypto.com has on Thursday announced that it is extending its relationship with Formula 1® to 2030.

Bolttech, the Singapore-based insurtech, has raises over $100 million in Series C funding round funding led by Dragon Fund by Liquidity and MUFG.

Osome, the Singapore-based fintech platform for business and financial management, has on Thursday announced strong 25 percent revenue growth year on year and significant progress in operational efficiency, customer service, and bottom-line performance.

Triple-A, a Singapore-based cryptocurrency payment firm, has announced a partnership with Rezo Money, a United Kingdom-based digital currencies firm, to enable crypto-based mobile recharges globally.