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The role of AI in exit strategies

Selling a company that someone has worked hard to build from scratch isn’t a one-off event. It takes significant preparation and planning to get there. Even founders need to be emotionally ready to let go, but how can they focus on easing that attachment if they’re bombarded with endless tasks to ensure a smooth transition?

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The future of AI is small: Why the next breakthrough lies in smarter, not bigger systems

The AI industry will keep building bigger models, and those advances will remain important. But for most organizations, the frontier isn’t about scale; it’s about fit.

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Tool fatigue is real, here’s how CISOs can regain control

In this noisy, overcrowded landscape, even seasoned teams risk losing focus — or worse, overspending on overlapping technologies that add cost without strengthening defences. The real question isn’t what’s new, it’s what’s necessary. How can security leaders cut through the noise and make smarter, more strategic investments?

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How Singapore can win the AI race – and why it’s not just about technology

Keeping pace will require reimagining what Singapore has long done well: An adaptive compact between state and enterprise, updated for the AI age.

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The Singapore-Johor AI corridor: A sandbox for U.S.-China tech coopetition and model for cross-border digital cooperation?

The Singapore-Johor AI Corridor not only has the potential to drive economic growth in both countries and within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), but also shapes how interconnected economies and technology and AI ecosystems can develop in a new digital global village.

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Top trends in the financial sector: Trick or treat?

By integrating cutting-edge technology, ongoing education, and trusted partnerships, organizations can establish a resilient, fault-tolerant infrastructure. Such an approach minimizes financial risks, ensures regulatory compliance, and guarantees uninterrupted business continuity.

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Malaysia’s commitment to advancing tangible climate action towards a sustainable, net-zero future

Having successfully established these foundational pillars, Malaysia is now holistically prepared to achieve Net Zero by 2050. Through both local and international collaboration, we believe this action-oriented mission transcends geopolitics or trends. It is a matter of national responsibility and economic prudence, ensuring a secure and sustainable future…

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How to build a resilient semiconductor supply chain

The future will look less like a single, global assembly line and more like an advanced network, with regional hubs linked by common standards for security, traceability, and sustainability. For leaders in tech and business, staying informed and working toward long-term collaboration builds a more stable and innovative future. Resilience may be costly, but…

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Rethinking Cybersecurity: How APAC banks can safeguard against AI-powered threats

Protecting the enterprise from cybersecurity risks has never been easy, and there is no silver bullet. In an AI-driven environment where risks are rapidly increasing and evolving, a proactive and holistic approach to cybersecurity is the only way forward. Given the escalating costs of weak defenses, the problem's inherent complexity, the rapid pace of…

The battle for the digital age: Why cyber security is now a world of AI versus AI

The battle of AI versus AI is a defining challenge of our era. By adopting a unified, prevention-first strategy built on advanced, comprehensive technological types, organizations can harness the power of AI to build safety, resilience, and confidence in the hyperconnected world.