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OMS Group raises USD $1.03 billion for cable vessels
The oversubscribed package will fund four new cable-laying vessels and support OMS Group's expansion as demand for subsea connectivity rises.
Taiwan's AI chip role grows as HCLTech spotlights ecosystem
Taiwan's foundries and server makers are becoming more critical as AI hardware shifts from single chips to integrated systems.
Yokogawa wins S$4.2 million grant for Singapore grid pilot
The pilot will test whether industrial sites can help stabilise Singapore's grid as renewable power and electricity demand rise.
Amogy to pilot ammonia cracking technology in Singapore
The pilot could help Singapore assess whether ammonia can be turned into reliable industrial hydrogen for data centres and heavy industry.
Vertiv opens Singapore experience centre for AI systems
Customers and partners can now inspect integrated power and cooling systems in Singapore as AI data centres demand denser, more efficient infrastructure.
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Australia risks leaving $242 billion of infrastructure work short of labour, with shortages already threatening delivery and driving up costs.
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JLL warns of AI skills gap in Asia Pacific facilities
Nearly 70% of organisations have already suffered disruption from labour shortages or AI skills gaps, JLL says, as adoption accelerates.
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A global index shows Sydney and Melbourne still trail Asian hubs, though Melbourne’s indicative build cost is slightly lower at $10.58 per watt.
Lumen & Microsoft expand AI network tie-up for Azure
Enterprises grappling with AI rollouts should get simpler access to Azure-linked networking as the pair widen support across hybrid and multi-cloud estates.
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The ranking underscores rising demand for governed data access as businesses adapt their systems to support AI workloads and automation.
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Check Point launches AI-scale security orchestrator 200
Rising east-west traffic in data centres is pushing organisations to inspect encrypted AI workloads without slowing performance, Check Point says.
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Enterprises shifting AI workloads in-house may soon get servers with security built into the hardware, as the partnership targets rollout in 2027.
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Enterprises could keep AI workloads on site and still use cloud models where allowed, as Extreme targets tighter data control and lower latency.
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