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Singapore’s rise as a biomedical sciences powerhouse: The talent driving its next chapter

The new facility will help support demand for Bombardier's jets, such as the Global 8000.

Bombardier to grow Apac service hub in Singapore with S$100 million expansion

Siemens' planned 200-million-euro digital factory in Singapore will produce industrial automation products.

Competing on value, not cost: Why Singapore appeals to German manufacturers

From left: KPMG in Singapore's Gerry Chng, Lyon Poh and Lee Sze Yeng; Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Jasmin Lau; and EDB's Jermaine Loy at the AI CoE's launch.

Governance, workforce gaps hinder companies’ AI adoption despite rising investments: KPMG

From left: Kyec Singapore chairman Gauss Chang; EDB managing director Jermaine Loy; and Kyec Singapore president Kenneth Seah at the facility's launch.

Taiwan semiconductor firm Kyec pumps S$100 million into new Singapore plant, creating over 300 jobs

Singapore is the one place in Asia where global labs, Middle Eastern sovereign capital and Asean enterprise buyers can sit in the same room with minimal political friction.
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The Silicon Valley-Singapore bridge: bringing AI to the world

Partnerships between multinational firms and Singapore enterprises are helping companies reduce waste, improve efficiency and scale more sustainable solutions.
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From smarter e-waste recycling to circular packaging: How local partnerships with MNCs are driving growth in S’pore

Visitors at the Singapore pavilion viewing a scale model of the Jurong Innovation District at Hannover Messe 2026.

Inside Singapore’s push to transform manufacturing through AI and automation

EDB's executive VP Cindy Koh (second from right) speaking at a panel session moderated by Siemen's customer communications project manager Christine Brunner (far left), alongside senior VP of Asean, digital industries Isabel Chong and CEO of Innowave Tech Xu Jinsong.

Asean’s manufacturing sector struggles to scale AI adoption – not for lack of awareness: panellists

At the launch of the partnership between A*Star and Microsoft in Hannover, Germany, on Monday (Apr 20) were (from left):  Microsoft's managing director of digital engineering Guy Bursell; Microsoft's corporate vice-president of manufacturing and mobility Dayan Rodriguez; EDB's executive vice-president Cindy Koh; and A*Star's CEO of its advanced remanufacturing and technology centre Dr David Low.

A*Star, Microsoft team up to address AI adoption challenges in Singapore manufacturing