IBM will work with M1, Samsung, and Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority to showcase 5G use cases for the manufacturing sector, focusing on the use of artificial intelligence for image ...

IBM will set up its first research center for blockchain technology in Singapore, as the island city-state seeks to establish itself as the world’s capital for banking innovation and smart finance, ...

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Raymond Wong, IBM Singapore's country manager for software, revealed that the vendor was exploring plans to open a Design Studio in the city-state which, if finalised, would make it the company's ...

IBM's new innovation center in Singapore will focus on delivering blockchain, cyber-security and cognitive solutions in the Asia-Pacific region.

IBM, IMDA, M1 AND Samsung to Collaborate on Singapore's First 5G Industry 4.0 Trial PRESS RELEASE PR Newswire May. 5, 2020, 10:07 PM ...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - IBM plans to open a blockchain innovation center in Singapore in collaboration with the government, as the city-state strives to become Asia's main financial technology hub.

IBM started a nanomedicine polymer program four years ago with the mission to improve human health. It stems from decades of materials development traditionally used for semiconductor technologies.

IBM and AI Singapore have teamed up to bolster the capabilities of Sea-Lion, Southeast Asia’s first large language model (LLM) in areas such as governance to drive its adoption among businesses.

IBM will begin development of a new smart card e-payment infrastructure for Singapore's mass transit network of trains and buses ...

Notably, IBM has a Blockchain Innovation Center in Singapore, which was opened in Jul 2016. KYCK!'s blockchain solution will have video conferencing and encrypted document submission capabilities.

Under the deal, IBM Microelectronics and Singapore's Chartered, a foundry that makes chips on behalf of companies that don't have their own factories, will jointly develop manufacturing processes ...