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Singapore Economic Development Board - EDB The Economic Development Board (EDB) is the lead government agency for planning and executing strategies to enhance Singapore’s economic competitiveness.

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How can   help Singaporeans identify risks of chronic diseases earlier and receive more personalised  ?Google is partner...
30/10/2026

How can help Singaporeans identify risks of chronic diseases earlier and receive more personalised ?

Google is partnering Singapore’s healthcare institutions including the Ministry of Health, Singapore (MOH) to develop AI solutions that could make a difference to Singaporeans’ everyday lives:

🔵Better patient care: Google DeepMind is working with the National University Health System - NUHS to work towards trials of its AI co-clinician tool, which could help doctors quickly access clinical guidelines and medical literature during consultations.

🔵 Earlier detection of health risks: Google is partnering NHG Health to develop AI-powered tools that can predict the risks of chronic diseases and frailty, helping Singaporeans take preventive action earlier.

🔵 More personalised health advice: An AI-enabled health coach, planned for the NHG Health app, could provide tailored lifestyle recommendations and guidance on health screenings and frailty prevention.

The tech giant is also developing the local talent pool, with a new Google AI for Healthcare Professionals Certificate to equip healthcare workers with AI skills. Google’s research arm is also working with the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore to nurture research .

Discover how AI could transform healthcare for Singaporeans: https://go.gov.sg/edbfbnews30102026

While   is helping businesses boost productivity, automate complex tasks and generate code faster, its growing adoption ...
30/10/2026

While is helping businesses boost productivity, automate complex tasks and generate code faster, its growing adoption also presents new cybersecurity risks.

That's where frontier technology companies like &Truth come in. The AI verification company has launched its global in to develop solutions that strengthen digital trust and safety.

Building on research from Stanford University and the National University of Singapore, &Truth is developing a universal verification machine that can read code in any programming language and use mathematical proofs to verify its safety and security.

With dual headquarters in Singapore and the US, &Truth will create new opportunities in technical product development and go-to-market roles in Singapore, while partnering local universities to nurture talent in this emerging field.

Discover how &Truth’s investment in Singapore is advancing frontier technologies that will help shape a safer AI future.

Did you know that critical components in life-changing medical devices such as implantable pacemakers, defibrillators, a...
27/10/2026

Did you know that critical components in life-changing medical devices such as implantable pacemakers, defibrillators, and leads are made in our backyard? 🇸🇬

German leader BIOTRONIK has been shaping cardiac rhythm management (CRM) technologies for over 60 years, and the company recently celebrated a global production milestone – having manufactured 3 million CRM leads from its Singapore plant ❤️

BIOTRONIK’s presence in Singapore has grown significantly through the years, expanding from a sales office in 2012, to a 20,000 m² facility that houses its manufacturing, R&D and APAC HQ. More than 500 high-value jobs across R&D, manufacturing, digital and commercial functions have been created.

With Asia-Pacific projected to be one of the largest and most dynamic growth markets, Singapore remains the heart of its APAC operations, playing a critical role as both an innovation and production base.

Discover how globally leading companies like BIOTRONIK are in Singapore to build and scale next-gen healthcare solutions: https://go.gov.sg/edbfbcontent27102026

26/10/2026

Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the world, and leading its charge in the region is Kimberly Koh, Managing Director of United Pickleball Association - UPA, who has had a decade-long career in sports marketing.🎾

Now, as Managing Director of United Pickleball Association Asia, Kimberly is leading a 15-strong team that’s working to make Singapore the Asian hub for pickleball from its here.

UPA Asia’s team itself reflects the strength and diversity of Singapore’s . Her team includes Senior Commercial Manager Jayden Goh, who brings a unique blend of public sector and commercial experience to secure brand , and Event Director Madeleine Lim, who channels her over 20 years of experience in sports marketing into delivering world-class pickleball tournaments.

No two days look the same. “Your role will evolve constantly, especially in a growing sport like pickleball, so people who need structure and certainty will find it difficult. While it’s hard work, there’s a lot of satisfaction in seeing the final match being played and concluding an event,” says Kimberly.

Learn more about Kimberly’s career journey:https://go.gov.sg/edbfbnews23102026

Cloud technology leader Red Hat has opened its AI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Singapore, and will work with the DSTA D...
22/10/2026

Cloud technology leader Red Hat has opened its AI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Singapore, and will work with the DSTA Defence Science and Technology Agency on initiatives related to engineering computing, automation and skills development.

As regional demand for trusted, enterprise-ready AI grows, Red Hat has chosen Singapore as its base to help organisations across Asia-Pacific.

At Red Hat’s AI CoE, engineers, forward-deployed engineers, architects and product managers work on making AI and machine learning deployments successful in customer environments. Red Hat will also upskill its customers and partners to strengthen their own specialised internal capabilities.

Discover how Red Hat’s new CoE will uplift Singapore’s AI capabilities and create exciting jobs for Singaporeans: https://go.gov.sg/edbfbnews2210202602

💊💉 A new Study Award in   has just launched for students looking to pursue careers in biopharmaceutical manufacturing! F...
22/10/2026

💊💉 A new Study Award in has just launched for students looking to pursue careers in biopharmaceutical manufacturing!

From manufacturing cancer treatments and vaccines to ensuring these medicines meet the highest quality standards, companies here continue to hire and develop across a range of roles from production to quality control and assurance.

To support more students in joining the field, the Biopharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Advisory Council (BMAC) has launched a S$4.8m Study Award – a first of its kind for the industry – that will benefit around 1,000 students from all five polytechnics and ITE over the next five years 🎓

Beyond a cash award, students can gain valuable industry exposure through internships and opportunities to connect with industry leaders, giving them a head start on their career journey!

🔗 Find out how you can prepare yourself for this growing industry: https://go.gov.sg/edbfbnews22102026

Ever wondered about the parts behind the parts? ⚙️Behind the chips powering AI and everyday technologies are complex mod...
21/10/2026

Ever wondered about the parts behind the parts? ⚙️

Behind the chips powering AI and everyday technologies are complex modules and systems built by companies like NTS Group. Since setting up in Singapore, NTS has more than tripled its team here, growing from 87 employees to close to 300 today.

NTS is still growing, and actively recruiting with plans to double its current workforce — hiring fresh graduates and experienced professionals across engineering and technical roles.

Swipe to discover NTS’ journey here and meet some of the Singaporeans growing their careers with the company.

🔗 Find out how Singapore supports manufacturers to grow their operations and build for what’s next: https://go.gov.sg/edbfbnews21102026

💼 Interested in opportunities with NTS? Explore opportunities via the link in the comments.

After a six-month internship at   company Workato, Corea Chua was offered a full-time role at the company’s AI Lab, whic...
20/10/2026

After a six-month internship at company Workato, Corea Chua was offered a full-time role at the company’s AI Lab, which was launched last year to develop AI solutions that address real-world business challenges.

Today, Corea is an AI Lab Associate helping to translate customer needs into actual features and products like AI agents.

Over the past year, Workato’s AI Lab has been growing early-career AI and actively hiring engineers and researchers, offering them production-grade, customer-facing exposure.

“We believe in growing our AI team, not just purely hiring our way into a strong one. We made a deliberate decision to invest in engineers and researchers by providing them with real stakes from day one,” says Ee Shan Sim, Head of Workato's AI Lab Singapore.

To build an inclusive workforce, Workato will also welcome two persons with autism through a hiring with SG Enable and Autism Resource Centre Singapore / Pathlight School (Singapore). The new employees will take on roles involving data quality designed around their strengths.

Discover how Workato’s AI Lab offers exciting career opportunities for Singaporeans: https://go.gov.sg/edbfbnews20102026

What can a company’s growth in   mean for local  ? ⚙️ For Richmond Neo, joining Bronkhorst as its fourth employee in Sin...
20/10/2026

What can a company’s growth in mean for local ? ⚙️

For Richmond Neo, joining Bronkhorst as its fourth employee in Singapore was the start of a career that has grown alongside the company’s presence here.

Today, he supports Bronkhorst’s business across Southeast Asia — showing how in Singapore can open doors to regional opportunities.

Swipe to read his story 👉

From a company best known for its travel products, fintech firm Revolut has evolved into a comprehensive platform for ev...
19/10/2026

From a company best known for its travel products, fintech firm Revolut has evolved into a comprehensive platform for everyday financial needs.

As Revolut celebrates its 7th anniversary in , the company is investing close to S$350m to boost product and will nearly double its local to over 300 employees, creating roles across engineering, product, data and AI.

Revolut will also open a new office in Collyer Quay, adding its logo to Singapore’s skyline.

Singapore continues to serve as a key base for Revolut’s expansion across Southeast Asia, supporting the development of new offerings and partnerships including expanded multi-currency capabilities and enhanced partnerships with companies like foodpanda and OpenAI.

Discover how Revolut’s new investment will create valuable opportunities for local talent to develop skills and experience in the fintech sector: https://go.gov.sg/edbfbnews10102026

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