
AI growth in Singapore faces infrastructure limits as sustainability concerns rise
The growing demand for artificial intelligence is beginning to test Singapore’s infrastructure, which is challenged by limited land and rising

The growing demand for artificial intelligence is beginning to test Singapore’s infrastructure, which is challenged by limited land and rising

Fleets across Asia-Pacific are increasingly turning to data-driven strategies to manage rising energy costs and regulatory pressures.

Most companies have focused on data centres in their efforts to achieve digital sustainability, but are neglecting the need to

As they ramp up their application of artificial intelligence (AI), organisations are quickly realising the need to rein in energy

The College of Design and Engineering (CDE) at the National University of Singapore (NUS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding

Shanghai SUS Environment Co., Ltd., a global comprehensive environmental provider, announces a critical milestone in developing a waste-to-energy network in

KPMG has introduced a distinctive corporate mentoring initiative, “Discover. Experience. Enable.”, designed to equip youths aged 19 to 28 with

The key to unlocking a smarter, more sustainable digital future lies not only in engineering innovations but also in the

NTT DATA’s new whitepaper, Sustainable AI for a Greener Tomorrow, predicts that AI workloads will drive more than 50% of

Aside from utility-scale solar projects, Peak Energy also operates rooftop solar solutions for commercial and industrial customers in the Philippines.

This pioneering multi-purpose arena, located in Kobe, Japan, holds the distinction of being Japan’s first entertainment arena.

The plan also underscores Indonesia’s unwavering commitment to tackling the escalating waste issue across its cities, employing sustainable and environmentally

BDO Unibank, Inc., its banking arm, has financed 63 renewable energy projects, comprising a total portfolio of PHP 1 trillion

The company also reported achieving 316 authorised patents and releasing 34 national and industry standards in 2024.

It identified six of the most important disruptive technologies that can shape sustainability in 2025