Asia a growing target for APTs
The region's growing economic prominence, prevalent mobile device ownership and use of social networks are drawing attention from cybercriminals looking to exploit the situation with APTs.
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South Koreans top in smartphone replacement rate
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Globe's $700M first-phase network upgrade done
Philippine carrier says the first stage of its US$790 million network modernization project, revealed in 2012, is complete and will now focus on optimizing its new equipment.
Execution, not new ideas, give startups edge
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Mobile messaging apps need to be priced right
Service providers such as WhatsApp or WeChat need to price their services right, or face consumer exodus as people look for free alternatives.
Oracle launches first data center in Singapore
[UPDATED] U.S. tech giant says the launch will meet rising demand for cloud, offering software-as-a-service and serving customers in Asia. The facility is its third in the region, with the first two in Australia.
E-waste disposal challenge 'not serious' in Singapore
An active recycling and second-hand market, together with private sector collaboration, help keep e-waste disposal manageable for authorities despite the country's high device ownership.
NTT Com's data center goes lean and green
Japanese company customizes Singapore data center to be power and cost efficient, as well as offer customers the server capacity they are asking for.