Discover how Thailand is ramping up support for its startup ecosystem with a focus on AI, Green Tech, and FinTech. The NIA’s Co-Maker Space initiative and rising data centre investments are setting the stage for a thriving tech landscape in 2025.

OpenAI’s research chief praises Singapore’s deep technical knowledge in AI, positioning the country as a global leader in artificial intelligence. Find out how Singapore is shaping the future of AI technology.

Vietnam is set to lead the world in innovation with a groundbreaking initiative to create the first AI-powered city. Discover how this visionary project will shape the future of urban living.

Thailand makes history at Davos by signing the EFTA agreement with Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein. Discover how this deal boosts trade and innovation between Thailand and Europe.

Vietnam is on track to become a major financial hub, with experts predicting it could rival Switzerland and Singapore. Find out what’s driving the country’s ambitious economic transformation.

PM Anwar outlines Malaysia's ASEAN chairmanship priorities for 2025—focusing on energy, regional independence, and enhanced connectivity. Read how these goals will shape ASEAN's future.

Apple is close to resolving Indonesia's iPhone ban with a new deal in the works. Find out how this could reshape the tech landscape in Southeast Asia.

At Davos, Singapore’s Deputy PM Heng Swee Keat outlined a visionary AI approach that balances innovation with safety. Discover how Singapore is shaping a future-ready AI ecosystem.ation.

South Korea joins ASEAN nations in championing AI innovation! With a call for a unified national AI agenda, this partnership aims to drive regional collaboration, enhance competitiveness, and solidify Southeast Asia's role as a global tech leader. What’s next for ASEAN’s digital future?

During his Senate confirmation hearing, Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth was unable to identify any member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) when questioned by Senator Tammy Duckworth. ASEAN comprises ten Southeast Asian nations, including Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.

Japan is making bold moves in the AI game, wooing ASEAN nations to join its tech journey. But it’s not just about innovation – it’s about counterbalancing China’s growing influence in the region. What’s at stake? Only the future of AI leadership in Southeast Asia!

Could BRICS be ASEAN's next big ally? Malaysia’s Tengku Zafrul calls on ASEAN members to see the group as an opportunity to boost regional influence. Dive into the potential of this partnership to reshape Southeast Asia's global footprint!

Micron Technology's $9.5 billion semiconductor plant in Singapore will bolster the country's role in the AI sector and generate up to 3,000 jobs. The facility, set to produce advanced DRAM chips for AI applications, underscores Singapore's importance in the global tech supply chain.

Thailand aims to increase the number of local AI firms by 7.5 times within five years as part of its ambitious digital economy strategy. Key initiatives include government support, partnerships with private enterprises, and investments in AI-driven innovations to enhance competitiveness and economic growth.

Indonesia is set to draft a comprehensive national regulation on artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance governance and promote ethical development of AI technologies. The proposed regulation aims to address the challenges posed by rapid AI advancements while supporting innovation across sectors such as healthcare, education, and transportation.

Malaysia's Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation (MOSTI) warns of AI-driven disruption in the workforce, highlighting the need for 600,000 workers to reskill within three to five years. The government is focusing on upskilling initiatives and industry collaborations to prepare the workforce for the evolving digital economy.

Vietnam is offering subsidies covering up to 50% of initial investment costs to attract semiconductor and AI investors. This initiative, combined with tax breaks and workforce development programs, positions Vietnam as a key player in the global tech supply chain and supports its ambitions to become a technology hub.

Vietnam is poised to establish itself as a regional manufacturing and technology hub in 2025, driven by robust foreign investments and strategic government initiatives. With advancements in digital transformation and manufacturing capabilities, Vietnam is strengthening its role as a key player in ASEAN's industrial landscape.

Thailand is seeking to boost its export potential and high-tech collaborations during a pivotal visit to Japan. The delegation, led by Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce, aims to strengthen bilateral trade relations and foster partnerships in advanced technology sectors, paving the way for sustainable economic growth.