Young Zhan Heng
JOURNALIST
Young Zhan Heng is a journalist with BT, covering telcos, tech and artificial intelligence. Zhan Heng graduated from the National University of Singapore with a degree in data science and economics.
Keppel eyes constrained markets as next frontier of data centre growth
Its 25 MW floating data centre, set for operation in 2028, has secured 100% occupancy
New NCS chief bets deeper on government contracts, even as AI shrinks the workload
Sam Liew, two months into the job, has done an internal restructuring to re-organise and grow its talent
Singtel gets funding boost from government to strengthen AI push, create high-value roles
Telco will partner Digital Industry Singapore in a move that can help the Republic strengthen its artificial-intelligence sovereign capabilities
Tiger Brokers’ parent UP Fintech swings into Q1 loss of US$26.9 million on penalty from China probe
The group is putting up to US$50 million towards a year-long share buyback programme
Tiger Brokers, Moomoo, Longbridge Singapore units ‘financially independent’ amid China crackdown: MAS
But market observers note that the separation between customers’ funds and a company’s assets ‘is not completely airtight’
Indonesia leads Asean in AI adoption as demand for sovereign models rises: BT survey
Singapore sits in the middle, with 36% of firms identified as first movers and 47% as pragmatic optimisers
AI startup Mistral to nearly treble Singapore headcount as it eyes growth in South-east Asia
With the city-state as a base, it aims to grow its presence in Thailand, Malaysia and elsewhere in region
‘10% is nothing’: Singapore firms with US dealings soldier on, scale up despite Trump tariffs
Home-grown companies say the American market is as attractive as ever, even with import duties hurting margins
Dasmond Koh’s NoonTalk Media narrows Q3 loss by 41.9% to S$0.4 million
Revenue for the quarter is down 3.3% year on year at S$683,895
SBS Transit Q1 profit slips 2.2% to S$15.6 million despite ridership gains
But its revenue grows by 4.8% to S$391.8 million