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AI memory gaps are damaging customer trust in Asia-Pacific: Twilio - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Poor AI memory is pushing Asia-Pacific consumers away from brands, as customers grow frustrated with AI-powered service agents that fail to recognise them or remember previous interactions, according to new research by cloud communications company Twilio. The 2026 Customer Insights Series study found that consumers increasingly encounter “AI amnesia”. This refers to AI agents lacking context about who the customer is or what was communicated in previous interactions. As a result of this the poor
Asia-Pacific data centre capacity to almost double by 2030: JLL - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Driven by rapidly growing AI and cloud usage, the data centre capacity in Asia-Pacific is expected to nearly double from 32GW today to 57GW by 2030, according to real estate and investment management firm JLL. The enormous amounts of power used by data centres in the region and around the world are reversing the trend of stable or declining electricity demand for the past decade, it revealed yesterday. Transmission infrastructure is struggling to keep pace with the decentralised growth of new re
Singapore launches world’s first tropical data centre liquid cooling standard - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Singapore has launched the world’s first liquid cooling standard to enable energy-efficient cooling for AI data centres in tropical climates. The new Singapore Standard (SS) 726:2026 Liquid Cooling in Tropical Data Centres was jointly developed by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG), through the Singapore Standards Council (SSC), together with industry consultation. Unveiled yesterday, the new standard forms part of Singapore’s push towards mor
Nearly half of enterprise AI use bypasses corporate security: Akamai report - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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Companies are facing new AI-related cybersecurity risks as employees are using many AI tools, as well as rogue browser extensions and vulnerable autonomous agents that have exposed organisations to new types of cyberattacks, according to an Akamai report. While AI use has grown across business functions, it revealed, much of the risk is concentrated among a small group of highly active “AI power users” who account for a large share of enterprise AI exposure. Nearly half or 47.11 per cent of all
Singapore firms expect agentic AI ROI to double but gaps remain: SAP study - Techgoondu (opens the original)
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While Singapore businesses see the value of agentic AI, many still say they are not ready to govern, scale and realise its potential, according to a new study by SAP and Oxford Economics released this week. The SAP Value of AI Report 2026 found that the return on investment (ROI) from agentic AI is expected to double to reach US$9.8 million (S$12.6 million) in Singapore over the next two years, compared to last year’s estimate of US$4.9 million (S$6.3 million). The report surveyed 2,600 business
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