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Thailand accelerates bid to become regional semiconductor hub (opens the original)
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BANGKOK – Thailand is stepping up its bid to become a regional semiconductor hub, combining major foreign investment with a long-term strategy to develop domestic technology, skilled workers and a more integrated chip supply chain. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul outlined the ambition while speaking during the inauguration ceremony of Infineon Technologies AG’s US$1.4 billion (48 billion baht) power semiconductor manufacturing complex in Samut Prakan province on Thursday (October 1). “The sem
Thailand targets SME cash flow with credit and payment reforms (opens the original)
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BANGKOK – For a small supplier, a delayed payment is more than an accounting inconvenience. It can mean borrowing to pay workers, postponing an order for raw materials or putting off an investment that might help the business compete. That pressure is spreading across Thailand’s small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector, which employs about 13.6 million people — roughly 70% of the workforce — and contributes around 35% of gross domestic product (GDP). Weak purchasing power, rising costs and
Thailand rethinks data centre incentives over power and water (opens the original)
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BANGKOK – Thailand is preparing to overhaul the rules and investment incentives governing data centres, with the government seeking to ensure that future projects deliver measurable benefits to the Thai economy while managing their heavy demands on electricity and water. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said the policy review was intended to keep pace with rapidly evolving technology and ensure that investment in the sector creates genuine economic value for Thail
Thailand’s AI drive constrained by talent and data access gaps (opens the original)
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BANGKOK – Thailand’s adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) remains at an early stage, held back by weak domestic technology development, limited access to data and a persistent shortage of skilled workers, according to the National Electronics and Computer Technology Centre (NECTEC). Dr Chai Wutiwiwatchai, director of NECTEC, outlined the challenges during a special address titled “Thailand’s AI Vision: Thailand’s AI Strategy for Sustainable National Development” at the AI for Public Sector:
Board games turn Thailand's local stories into global adventures (opens the original)
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BANGKOK – Local stories are not always preserved in textbooks. Many live on in the memories of elders, artisans, and other community members who remember the legends, customs, local wisdom, food, and everyday practices that define their hometowns. But as time passes, those stories risk fading with older generations unless they are passed on in a language and format that younger audiences can understand. That challenge is at the heart of the Youth Board-Game Designer for Thai Cultural Soft Power
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