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‘You buy more picks and shovels because you keep hitting gold’: Why AI spending needs to see results
Oct 26, 2026

‘You buy more picks and shovels because you keep hitting gold’: Why AI spending needs to see results

Having viable use cases and tangible improvements in productivity is crucial for the current AI boom to sustain, say analysts...

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Early user reports of iPhone Duo mishaps see cracked screens and faulty pixels
Oct 26, 2026

Early user reports of iPhone Duo mishaps see cracked screens and faulty pixels

Users report that inner displays become damaged after a few folds, with...

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Two part-timers and one AI orchestrator: Inside a Dubai conference on “The Breaking Point” — Part 1
Oct 26, 2026

Two part-timers and one AI orchestrator: Inside a Dubai conference on “The Breaking Point” — Part 1

Most conferences are built the same way. A committee brainstorms a theme, a team chases speakers, a designer lays out a program, and everyone hopes the real value happens in the corridors. Three days ...

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Ailytics bags US$7.4M Series A to make old CCTV cameras earn their keep
Oct 26, 2026

Ailytics bags US$7.4M Series A to make old CCTV cameras earn their keep

Most industrial CCTV cameras lead a thankless life. They record everything, are watched by almost no one, and only become important after something has gone wrong, when their footage turns into eviden...

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Youth brain drain: A hidden threat in Indonesia’s agriculture sector
Oct 26, 2026

Youth brain drain: A hidden threat in Indonesia’s agriculture sector

Indonesia is losing its farmers. According to Statistics Indonesia (BPS), the number of farmers dropped from 31.7 million in 2013 to 29.3 million in 2023. That is a drop of about 7.5 per cent in ten y...

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Alibaba Cloud founder on how AI can unlock human potential
Oct 26, 2026

Alibaba Cloud founder on how AI can unlock human potential

Long before artificial intelligence became the next big thing in the tech industry, Wang Jian was crafting the foundational infrastructure that would eventually power it. In 2008, he joined Alibaba Gr...

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Japan’s innovation problem is execution, and Southeast Asian startups are built for it
Oct 26, 2026

Japan’s innovation problem is execution, and Southeast Asian startups are built for it

Japan has industrial expertise and established corporate networks. Southeast Asia has startups building digital products for fast-changing markets. The opportunity lies in connecting these strengths, ...

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Founders are buying gold, not Lamborghinis, after the exit
Oct 26, 2026

Founders are buying gold, not Lamborghinis, after the exit

A running joke in Singapore’s startup circles holds that a founder’s net worth exists only in two places: the cap table and the LinkedIn bio. For most of Southeast Asia’s entrepreneurs, the joke still...

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China shoots ahead on AI video models
Oct 26, 2026

China shoots ahead on AI video models

While few dispute that China is narrowing the gap with the United States in developing artificial intelligence (AI) models, there is one area where Chinese firms are already the undisputed leaders: vi...

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Thirty climate tech startups in Southeast Asia that would rather build than pledge
Oct 26, 2026

Thirty climate tech startups in Southeast Asia that would rather build than pledge

Southeast Asia has a talent for making climate pledges sound like wedding vows: grand, emotional and frequently broken. Net-zero deadlines stretch to 2050 and beyond, yet coal still dominates several ...

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