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Singapore’s digital infrastructure bill leaves cross-border data to contract | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Singapore’s draft Digital Infrastructure Bill sets out what providers of large datacentres and cloud services must do to keep their facilities secure and running, from physical security through to incident reporting. But it has nothing to say about the data itself once it leaves the country. The city-state froze new datacentre builds in 2019 over land, power and water constraints, and while the moratorium was lifted in 2022, capacity has been handed out in tranches ever since. Companies that cou
NBN Co passes fibre tipping point as speed uplift carries FY26 growth | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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NBN Co has reported revenue of A$5.92bn for the year to 30 June 2026, up 3% as more of its customers now connect over fibre than over copper for the first time. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) rose by 5% to A$4.46bn, above the top of its guidance range. Operating expenses fell by 3% and capital expenditure by 13%, lifting free cash flow before financing activities by more than half. Telecommunications revenue grew by 4% on higher-speed plan take-up and infla
Why embodied AI security extends beyond the robot | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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ESET has blocked more than 3,000 artificial intelligence (AI) skills it identified as malicious and flagged a further 25,000 as suspicious since March 2026, offering an early indication of how quickly the software infrastructure around AI agents is becoming a target in its own right. The security supplier said it had scanned nearly 800,000 unique AI skills, which tell an agent how to perform tasks, use tools and interact with external systems, over the period – roughly 13 times the number public
Singapore’s military to explore quantum computing for mission planning | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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The Singapore Armed Forces’ (SAF) Digital and Intelligence Service (DIS) and the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) have teamed up with IBM to explore the use of quantum computing for complex mission planning, starting with logistics. Under the tie-up, DIS and DSTA engineers will work with IBM specialists to develop and evaluate quantum optimisation approaches for a representative mission planning problem, with cloud access to IBM’s quantum computing resources and support from the comp
Singtel’s AI push could lift its digital business to a third of earnings | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Singtel’s push into artificial intelligence (AI) could see digital infrastructure and digital services grow to as much as a third of the group’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda), the company’s group chief executive, Yuen Kuan Moon, has said. Speaking to CNBC’s Squawk Box Asia on 7 July, Yuen said Singtel is evolving from a traditional connectivity provider into a company built around digital connectivity, digital infrastructure and digital services. “Connec
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