Asia-Pacific Institutional Trends
Asia-Pacific Institutional Trends
Institutional trend intelligence tracks institutional market trends, regulatory pressure, standards activity, public-sector digital policy, governance reform, and infrastructure funding in Asia-Pacific, giving readers a fuller view of the demand shifts, capacity constraints, platform strategies, capital timing, regulatory pressure, and operating assumptions behind the market.
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China’s 5G market will add US$260 billion to GDP by 2030
China’s booming 5G market is expected to add nearly US$260 billion to its GDP by 2030, and its 5G connections account for nearly a third of the global total. 5G market in China According to a study issued on Tuesday by the Groupe Speciale Mobile Association (GSMA), the mobile…
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HKIIT and ASL sign MoU to nurture IT talent
The Hong Kong Institute of Information Technology (HKIIT), a Vocational Training Council (VTC) member institution, and Automated Systems (H.K.) Limited (ASL), a subsidiary of Automated Systems Holdings Limited, have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).…
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China accused by UK and US of multiple ‘malicious’ cyber attacks
UK and US have claimed that several cyber attacks against government entities and critical infrastructure were orchestrated by Chinese.
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Australia policy summit canvasses the digital assets platform issue
Ripple, the provider of enterprise blockchain and cryptocurrency services, has held its inaugural Australia policy summit in Sydney. This landmark discussion brought together nearly 200 global and local policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders to delve into regulatory…
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Apple antitrust lawsuit: Prices manipulated, development stifled says DoJ
US DOJ, 16 states sue Apple for smartphone market monopoly, while Apple defends actions amid US and EU regulatory scrutiny.
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GrabPay adds crypto top-ups in e-wallet through Triple A partnership
GrabPay users in Singapore can now integrate digital tokens into their e-wallets seamlessly through Triple A partnership.
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Hong Kong regulators warn against unlicenced Bybit exchange
The Securities & Futures Commission of Hong Kong issued a warning on March 14 against crypto exchange Bybit for operating without licensing.
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Microsoft to train 100,000 Philippine women in AI, cybersecurity
OUR TAKEMicrosoft is concerned about the development of women in the Philippines and is willing to provide them with training, which offers some job opportunities for women in the local region. In addition, Microsoft’s assistance to the local government and students can also…
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The US government intended to urge China by blacklisting CXMT
Changxin Memory Technologies, a dominant Chinese chipmaker company is being blacklisted by the US government. It is a strategy to restrain China from accessing advanced chip technologies. The US government started its plan to restrain China’s advanced chip technology, and…
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U.S. pours $5 billion into Taiwan chip maker TSMC for Arizona plant
OUR TAKEWe are not sure how much Intel received from the chip Act, but it has been reported that the US government will give Intel about $10 billion in subsidies, of which $3.5 billion will be used to produce advanced semiconductors for military and intelligence projects, the…
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Singapore fintech firm Xalts acquires a digital trading platform
Contour was launched in 2017 by a consortium of eight banks to digitize trade and is now used by 22 banks and more than 100 global companies including Tata Group, Rio Tinto and SAIC. An ambitious acquisition plan Xalts, a Singaporean fintech startup founded 18 months ago, has…
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A game-changing partnership unveiled: LARUS & CMI sign MOU
LARUS Limited, a prominent IP address solutions company, has recently announced a significant achievement in the form of an MoU signed with CMI. This partnership was unveiled during the Capacity Middle East 2024 event, setting the stage for a mutually beneficial partnership.…
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Singapore NTU and Ocean Base to improve database systems
OceanBase has signed an agreement with Nanyang Technological University to support advanced research in database optimization, with a focus on improving the performance of parameterized queries. Sign an agreement The protocol will support advanced research in database…
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Finvest will provide a new avenue for investment
A big new project is coming out If you use an app like Robinhood, you should have easy access to the stock trading market, which makes investing in stocks much easier. Now Finvest wants to do the same for U.S. Treasury bonds. Shivam Bharuka, co-founder and CEO of Get Moving…
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North Korea’s AI development brings Western worry
Growing concerns over North Korea’s AI development and its compliance with sanctions call for strengthened global cooperation.
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JD wins antimonopoly lawsuit against Alibaba, rewards consumers with $140 million
JD.com Secures Historic Victory in Anti-Monopoly Case Against Alibaba.
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Eagers Automotive Australia grapples with cyber incident disruption
Eagers Automotive tackles delays and financial impact from a recent cyber incident. Explore how the government responds to rising threats.
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China’s chip revolution: Groundbreaking advances revealed at DOEC conference in Beijing
In a conference in Beijing, one academic revealed how China could solve the AI chip shortage, by overcoming Moore’s Law.
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Meta’s strategic partnership with Tencent opens new horizons for VR in China
Meta’s agreement with Tencent brings affordable VR tech to China, but regulatory challenges loom in a market they haven’t accessed for 14 years.
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AI-Backed ELSA Secures $45.5M in Series C Funding
Image credit: ELSA ELSA has successfully concluded a Series C funding round, securing $45.5 million. The funding, led by UOB Venture Management, brings ELSA’s total capital to $60 million. The English language learning platform, in turn, has reiterated its commitment to advanced…