Osome says the next wave of AI companies choosing Singapore will need faster incorporation, finance and compliance operations as the city competes for founder and platform activity.
Alpha Ladder says its LEAP East appearance marked its first public step into the China market, with the Singapore fintech positioning itself around global expansion finance and AI-enabled support.
GXS Group says its Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia digital-bank network has been recognised by Euromoney, with ecosystem finance and AI-enabled credit assessment central to the commercial story.
Google’s Gemini Southeast Asia signal points to a wider commercial question: whether AI tools can work reliably in the languages and mixed-language workflows that shape the region.
DBS says Global Finance named it World’s Best Corporate Bank, with the citation pointing to corporate banking infrastructure, programmable payments and AI-driven tools.
China Mobile International says the SEA-H2X submarine cable has launched commercially, connecting Hainan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Thailand and Singapore with more than 200 Tbps of system design capacity.
Synagie says Geene 2.0 will become commercially available in early August, with BytePlus, SingData, FLY Entertainment and other founding partners attached to its AI commerce ecosystem.
Carousell Group says FY25 revenue rose 18% to $141 million and recommerce became its largest growth driver, while the company sets FY26 priorities around recommerce scale, AI and disciplined growth.
GovTech says STACK has grown from a developer event into a broader technology forum, with 2026 themes spanning AI autonomy, data-enabled experiences and resilient cloud.
At the KPMG and National Library Board launch, MDDI said the year-long initiative will focus on reading, information literacy and AI capability for professionals.
At the Singapore launch of EY Studio+, MDDI framed AI competition around redesigning organisations, customer journeys and trusted transformation rather than technology access alone.
MTI’s advance estimate says Singapore grew 5.7% year on year in the second quarter, with manufacturing supported by electronics and precision-engineering output tied to AI-related semiconductor demand.