Waymo launches autonomous ride-hailing in Singapore by 2028
Waymo announces its next global expansion, bringing fully electric self-driving cars to Singapore in partnership with the government.
News for readers in Singapore, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Waymo announces its next global expansion, bringing fully electric self-driving cars to Singapore in partnership with the government.
Travelers can now complete Singapore's mandatory arrival card on mobile with passport scanning and 19 languages starting September 30.
The self-driving car company is expanding aggressively across Asia, launching in Singapore by 2028 and Japan in 2027.
The self-driving company is expanding across Asia with plans to launch public rides in Singapore by 2028.
Singapore-based infrastructure firm acquires massive wind and solar portfolio to power AI data centres across Latin America.
Waymo plans to launch commercial robotaxi service in Singapore by 2028, continuing its international growth strategy.
The data platform is quadrupling its office, doubling staff, and training 20,000 people as it positions Singapore as its Asia Pacific nerve center.
Singapore is rolling out major AI training initiatives to help workers build skills and stay competitive in an AI-driven economy.
First custodial sentence handed down for selling animals at unlicensed premises under Singapore's Animals and Birds Act.
The Claude maker opens its first Southeast Asian office in October, following OpenAI into the region's booming AI market.
26 properties linked to convicted money launderers go under the hammer, with guide prices up to S$25 million.
Hannah Yeoh says Malaysia should compete with Singapore for major international acts instead of losing fans across the border.
Malaysia Day marks a legal bargain that joined Malaya, Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore into one federation.
A Singapore court jailed a 20-year-old for offences against three teenage girls, two of which police already knew about.
The AI build-out is eating the world's memory chips, and Singapore shoppers are paying for it at the till.
A Haaretz report said a secret Israeli visit touched on capital punishment. Singapore's home ministry says that never happened.
A Singapore CEO sued his ex to get back half a million dollars in presents, and the judge read him the receipts he never kept.