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Ubiquiti Releases UniFi Drive 4
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Organizational Strategies from the Collective Wisdom of Nature – O’Reilly
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Over 150 Singapore jobs offered at Google as it ramps up on AI
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Ubiquiti Releases UniFi Drive 4
Here’s some good news for fans of Ubiquiti’s NAS approach: The company today released the latest UniFi Drive 4 app, which powers all of its UNAS servers. Unlike other NAS servers on the market that have their own full-scale Linux-based operating system, Ubiquit’s UNAS is the UniFi Drive app running on the company’s UniFi OS.
Organizational Strategies from the Collective Wisdom of Nature – O’Reilly
Circa 2016, a logistics company was drowning. Their centralized routing system—the kind most enterprises still use—couldn’t keep pace with millions of daily deliveries. Managers were making routing decisions through layers of approval. Response time measured in hours. In ecommerce, that’s death. Then they did something counterintuitive. Instead of building a smarter central command, they dismantled
Over 150 Singapore jobs offered at Google as it ramps up on AI
Google doubles down on AI efforts in Singapore, 150 jobs to be created along with new AI security hub Tech giant Google is expanding its footprint in Singapore, with a fresh hiring push and new research initiatives as part of its deepened commitment to AI development in the region. At the Google for Singapore 2026 event yesterday (10 Feb),
Yet another lab-grown protein firm flops in Singapore, 3rd in three years
Singapore’s appetite for alternative meat seems to be waning, with yet another lab-grown meat company biting the dust. Cultivated meat company Avant Proteins is shutting down its Singapore operations, reported a notice on Singapore’s Government Gazette. The seafood cell research company declared on Jan 30 that it was voluntarily winding up its business here due
What George Washington Can Teach Us About Grace in the Wake of Violence
This year, Americans are celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. That statement of foundational political principles and national identity in the summer of 1776 capped off a year of armed conflict marked by the first shots at Lexington and Concord, the shocking British casualties at Bunker’s Hill, and the ensuing siege of
Strateq introduces new AI Ecosystem to support M’sian enterprises
Malaysia’s artificial intelligence ambitions took a visible step forward this week as Strateq Group (Strateq), one of the nation’s longest-standing tech integrators turned digital solutions firm, hosted the Strateq AI Forum 2026. Held on January 27, the forum brought together voices from government, industry, and academia with one shared message: AI is a central means
Tim Ho Wan goes back to basics to continue growing in Singapore
Instead of reinventing the wheel, Hong Kong dim sum chain Tim Ho Wan is doubling down on the basics Eateries have had a tough couple of years. In 2024, Singapore saw its highest number of F&B business closures in 20 years, with over 3,000 establishments shutting their doors. 2025 witnessed a similar trend, with the
AI in China and the United States – O’Reilly
At a private dinner a few months ago, Jensen Huang apparently said what I’ve been thinking for some time. The US is significantly behind China in AI development. Here are some of the reasons. Huang starts with the ratio of AI developers in China (he estimates 1 million) to AI developers in the US (20,000).
‘I Can Read, But I Don’t Know What It Means’: Rethinking Literacy for Multilingual Kids
In classrooms across the country, children are showing progress in reading, yet many students cannot tell you what those words mean, why they matter or how the text connects to their lives. My first grade multilingual learner asked for help with an assignment that required reading the word and matching it to the corresponding picture.
15,700 new jobs in Singapore over the next five years, with most above S$5,000: EDB
Sectors such as services, manufacturing, and R&D to lead the way in job creation Investment commitments secured in Singapore throughout 2025 are projected to generate 15,700 new jobs as they materialise over the next five years. Significantly, approximately two-thirds of these positions are expected to offer a gross monthly salary exceeding $5,000, the Economic Development