The programme run by NUS enterprise has seen 418 participants and helped to create 149 start-ups that had gone on to raise over S$40 million in external investments collectively.

Vertiv launches data centre testbed and UPS, plus research on bridging the digitisation gap and data privacy, Dell's new servers, and a Cloud-based solution make our Enterprise Tech Happenings this month.

This includes deploying Singapore's first 100% solar-powered campus Wi-Fi through StarHub 5G, and many other smart, sustainable initiatives.

The student inventor team created a wearable biomedical device for pain-free, low-cost, in-home intra-ocular pressure (IOP) testing, which won over thousands of other entries.

New research by NUS scientists may bring the world of human-like robots into real life sooner than we expect, and it might be powered by Intel inside.

The goal of the project is to eventually translate quantum research into commercial products.

This material could allow these robots to be sent into disaster zones for search and rescue missions.

Why is AI, machine learning and deep learning any important to us? We find out through NUS researchers who developed a deep learning AI software that garnered high accolades.

Singapore’s nanosatellite SpooQy-1 is in orbit now to test ultra-secure quantum communication technology.

The National University of Singapore has launched the new National Cybersecurity R&D Laboratory (NCL) to the tune of S$8.4 million. Read on for more details about this national shared infrastructure that will provide a common platform for cybersecurity research and education.