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Schneider Electric - As the effects of climate change make themselves known through increasingly severe patterns around the globe, we stand at the crossroad of decisions that will impact and shape future generations.

Schneider Electric - As organisations grapple with latency, operational strain, and security considerations with existing data centre deployments, it is increasingly evident that edge computing is anything but hype. Indeed, Gartner predicted that 75 per cent of enterprise data is expected to be processed (and created) at the edge by 2025, up from just 10 per cent in 2018.

E-commerce-related activities accounted for 55% of total revenue.

The ongoing lockdowns continued to weigh down the group's hospitality segment.

It will support MAS' sustainability agenda.

However, on a q-o-q comparison, OCBC had the biggest loan growth of 3.8%.

HDB rents, meanwhile, also increased by 0.2%.

This represents a total revised scheme consideration of $2.35.

The startup has developed a unique technology that reduces the power stack’s parasitic losses.

The company’s order book exceeded $18b. 

The company’s EBITDA, however, crashed by 31% YoY.

9 in 10 Singapore organisations experience increased cyber threats. 

It’s not only the tourism sector that will benefit from the air link reopening, analysts say.

CapitaLandInvest was seen with the most growth.

SG’s regulator remains iffy on cryptocurrencies—or, in MD Menon’s words, crypto tokens.

83% of Singapore business leaders believe their organization’s sustainability performance will become a barrier or opportunity to future growth and success Only 43% say their company is currently operating sustainably and only one third of companies are strongly aligned to the Singapore Green Plan 2030 More than two thirds of consumers in Singapore think companies should be prioritizing the environment over profits 86% of Singapore consumers are worried about climate change Only 27% of companies believe they are fully utilizing technology to operate more sustainably Singapore, 12 October 2021– A new study by Schneider Electric, the global leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, has found that only 40% of companies in Singapore have a climate action plan that addresses climate risk.