Eyes on APAC
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Asia a hotbed of healthcare IT innovation
- TechTarget 28 Sep 2017 -
Asia-Pacific most hit by ransomware
- TechTarget 20 Sep 2017 -
Singapore to develop common QR code system for e-payments
- TechTarget 30 Aug 2017
Asia-Pacific has been a hotbed of IT innovation, thanks to technology-driven growth policies and a relatively young population who are not reined in by legacy technology when solving the region’s ...
Asia-Pacific led the world in ransomware threats during the first half of 2017, with 35.7% of all ransomware detected globally targeted at companies in the region. Following the heels of APAC was ...
Cash is still king in Singapore, especially at mom-and-pop shops that have to pay credit card fees that do not make business sense for small transactions. In a bid to encourage greater adoption of ...
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Emerging Asia most vulnerable to malware
- TechTarget 24 Aug 2017 -
Australia’s national recycling scheme is role model for the region
- TechTarget 17 Aug 2017 -
Digital engagement critical as football clubs look to grow APAC fan base
- TechTarget 08 Aug 2017 -
China does not need VPNs to innovate
- TechTarget 03 Aug 2017 -
How Singapore’s central bank turns big data into smart data
- TechTarget 28 Jul 2017 -
Australians ready for IoT and AI in e-payments
- TechTarget 20 Jul 2017 -
Silicon photonics to feed growing appetite for bandwidth
- TechTarget 12 Jul 2017
Bangladesh and Pakistan have the highest malware encounter rates around the world, followed by two other countries in the ASEAN region – Cambodia and Indonesia, according to Microsoft’s ...
Australia has always been ahead of the curve – at least in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region – when it comes to recycling of electronics goods. While most APAC countries are still coming to terms with ...
With just days before the English Premier League (EPL) kicks off, legions of football fans in Singapore can once again cheer for their favourite teams in pubs and homes across the city-state. The ...
During the conference call on Apple’s third-quarter earnings, CEO Tim Cook touched on the company’s decision to pull out VPN (virtual private network) apps from its China app store. The reason: ...
As a central bank, industry developer and regulator, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) relies on a broad set of transactional, behavioural and social media data to craft policies and drive ...
Over a quarter of Aussies are now ready to use an internet-connected device, like a virtual assistant or connected fridge to make payments on their behalf, according to a new YouGov study ...
Belgium-based research institute IMEC has developed a platform that uses silicon photonics in high-speed optical links to support the growing bandwidth needs of cloud datacentres. According to ...
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Thailand’s new talent centre is timely but education reform needed
- TechTarget 05 Jul 2017 -
Untangling the web of digital payments
- TechTarget 28 Jun 2017 -
Nayana ransom payment a wake-up call for cyber hygiene
- TechTarget 22 Jun 2017 -
Need for participatory approach in smart city development
- TechTarget 14 Jun 2017 -
More work needed to defend APAC against DDoS attacks
- TechTarget 07 Jun 2017
As one of Southeast Asia’s “tiger cub” economies, Thailand has seen tremendous growth in the past three decades. Driven by its export-focused growth strategy, particularly in automobiles, ...
With a tech-savvy population and a smartphone penetration rate of 150%, Singapore’s adoption of digital payments is abysmal. Cash is still king in the city-state, especially in the heartlands where ...
When one is confronted by a criminal or terrorist demanding a ransom in exchange for a loved one who has been held hostage, the general rule of thumb is not to pay up and go to the police. That’s ...
More countries are rushing to make their cities smarter, by driving the use of technology – though that may not always be fully appreciated by citizens. Take Singapore, one of the poster boys for ...
When StarHub’s residential fibre network went down in October 2016, the Singapore telco initially pinned the blame on distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks brought on by internet of things ...