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Thursday, 27 August 2026
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95 companies, 796 mentions across the deal ticker, market intel and the essays — most covered first. Each page is the running file on one name.

  1. 58 mentions

    Microsoft

    The model was never the moat: DeepSeek open-sources its agent harness under MIT

  2. 43 mentions

    Google

    Tests cannot cover what an agent will try: Google open-sources a Z3 prover for CEL policies

  3. 42 mentions

    Alibaba

    Training cost fell to a ninth: Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Flash-Next runs 125B on 6B active parameters

  4. 42 mentions

    Anthropic

    MIT weights land half a point behind Claude Opus: GLM-5.3-Flash costs $0.15 per million tokens

  5. 39 mentions

    Nvidia

    Washington banned the chips. Chinese labs rent them in Thailand instead.

  6. 38 mentions

    OpenAI

    The agent loop stops being the moat: OpenAI opens Codex's Harness under Apache-2.0

  7. 35 mentions

    Monetary Authority of Singapore

    When does a business day end? Visa and Nium test seven-day stablecoin settlement under MAS BLOOM

  8. 22 mentions

    Temasek

    Storage in days, not hours: Temasek Trust's C3H leads Certain Energy's $13.62M round

  9. 20 mentions

    Bank Indonesia

    Extraction stops being a per-token bill: Fastino's GLiNER2.5 runs 74M params on CPU

  10. 19 mentions

    Meta

    Singapore priced platform negligence at S$10M per breach; WhatsApp and Carousell have until January 2027

  11. 19 mentions

    Tencent

    Nobody signed a new merchant: ShopeePay plugs Singapore and Thailand into China's QR base

  12. 17 mentions

    ByteDance

    Singapore priced platform negligence at S$10M per breach; WhatsApp and Carousell have until January 2027

  13. 17 mentions

    Zhipu

    MIT weights land half a point behind Claude Opus: GLM-5.3-Flash costs $0.15 per million tokens

  14. 16 mentions

    Amazon

    Adoption climbed, capability did not: 38% of Malaysian firms use AI, 67% stop at chatbots

  15. 16 mentions

    Moonshot AI

    Washington banned the chips. Chinese labs rent them in Thailand instead.

  16. 15 mentions

    DeepSeek

    The model was never the moat: DeepSeek open-sources its agent harness under MIT

  17. 15 mentions

    Hugging Face

    Python was the deployment tax: NVIDIA's TensorRT Model Connect ships 76 model families to C++ under Apache-2.0

  18. 14 mentions

    Grab

    Indonesia will set food and courier delivery fees by decree in September.

  19. 11 mentions

    Ant Group

    Agents will grade your storefront before customers do: Vercel's free audit runs 118 checks

  20. 11 mentions

    UOB

    Three lenders put up S$60m to buy Singapore SMEs off founders with no successor.

  21. 10 mentions

    AMD

    The AI chip bottleneck moves to Singapore: Powertech takes 30% of a $5.66B packaging venture

  22. 10 mentions

    DayOne

    Job insecurity raises coronary risk 19 percent. Your runway is the same exposure.

  23. 10 mentions

    GoTo

    Buying at 23 rupiah while the market pays 50: Morgan Stanley crosses 5% of GoTo

  24. 10 mentions

    OCBC

    Washington can cut Chinese banks off dollar clearing. Iran won’t be the reason.

  25. 9 mentions

    Huawei

    Cost decides the stack: Huawei Cloud lands agentic infrastructure and a coding-agent beta in Thailand

  26. 9 mentions

    Salesforce

    Salesforce ships Agentforce Commerce with agents that buy and sell inside ChatGPT

  27. 9 mentions

    Sea Ltd

    The marketplace became the lender: Sea's Monee books an $11.1B loan portfolio as revenue grows 48%

  28. 8 mentions

    Atlassian

    Harry Stebbings turned 2,750 podcast interviews into a US$400m fund.

  29. 8 mentions

    MiniMax

    A five-minute song now costs a GPU, not a studio: MiniMax opens Music3's weights

  30. 7 mentions

    Apple

    Apple's supply chain keeps voting with concrete: Foxconn adds $265M in Vietnam, $57M in Singapore

  31. 7 mentions

    Danantara

    Jakarta's rubbish just got a 20-cent price: Danantara breaks ground on a $169M Bekasi plant

  32. 7 mentions

    Indosat

    Who owns the road under the data centres? Indosat and Arsari open 86,000 km of fibre

  33. 6 mentions

    DBS

    Who settles it when the buyer is an AI agent? DBS wires Stripe into its Asian rails

  34. 6 mentions

    Entomal

    Malaysian biotech Entomal scales Black Soldier Fly waste conversion, wins Petronas climate grants

  35. 5 mentions

    Baidu

    Kling AI sits in Beijing. Its round is 68% of Southeast Asia's AI year.

  36. 5 mentions

    Economic Development Board

    Selling to Asia now means hiring in Asia: Klaviyo staffs a Singapore HQ toward 175

  37. 5 mentions

    Keppel

    Twenty bidders, four winners: Singapore rations 200 MW of data-centre power on Jurong Island

  38. 5 mentions

    Maybank

    Solar needs a lender before it needs a panel: Maybank signs Haier's ASEAN energy platform

  39. 5 mentions

    Meituan

    Indonesia will set food and courier delivery fees by decree in September.

  40. 5 mentions

    Singtel

    A Japanese bank buys into the paperwork layer: SMBC and Singtel Innov8 back fileAI

  41. 5 mentions

    SpaceX

    Vietnam's connectivity gap now has a price list: Starlink opens at $43 a month

  42. 5 mentions

    ST Telemedia

    Twenty bidders, four winners: Singapore rations 200 MW of data-centre power on Jurong Island

  43. 5 mentions

    Unitree

    Who actually buys a humanoid? China took 97% of H1 shipments, 19,100 units

  44. 5 mentions

    Vingroup

    Clean fleets pay best at the premium end: Green GSM puts seven-seat EV taxis into Makati

  45. 4 mentions

    Arm Holdings

    Assembly built the ringgit, but who designs the chip? Malaysia hands Arm tokens to five firms

  46. 4 mentions

    Bank Negara Malaysia

    The bancassurance engine was only 69% owned: Maybank pays $1.18B for the rest of Etiqa

  47. 4 mentions

    Mistral

    Beijing weighs walling off the open weights that seeded Asia: curbs floated for Qwen, Doubao, and GLM-5.2

  48. 3 mentions

    AirTrunk

    Malaysia's data-centre boom needed lenders, not landlords: AirTrunk raises $2.33B for 420MW in Johor

  49. 3 mentions

    Coinbase

    Coinbase halves its AI bill by defaulting engineers to Chinese open models

  50. 3 mentions

    East Ventures

    New money has stopped pricing Indonesian logistics up: Waresix raises $27.4M below its last mark

  51. 3 mentions

    Equinix

    Twenty bidders, four winners: Singapore rations 200 MW of data-centre power on Jurong Island

  52. 3 mentions

    Granite Asia

    Three sovereign funds want the same borrower: Granite Asia's private-credit fund clears $500M

  53. 3 mentions

    Manus

    Beijing can unwind a Singapore company's exit: Manus AI leaves Meta, $2B deal reversed

  54. 3 mentions

    Oppstar

    Assembly built the ringgit, but who designs the chip? Malaysia hands Arm tokens to five firms

  55. 3 mentions

    Petronas

    Malaysian biotech Entomal scales Black Soldier Fly waste conversion, wins Petronas climate grants

  56. 3 mentions

    Sahabat-AI

    Ooredoo bought 49 percent of Zankore for US$800 million. Indonesia supplies the power.

  57. 3 mentions

    Thinking Machines

    Manila built the AI delivery bench Singapore needed: Temus takes a stake in Thinking Machines

  58. 3 mentions

    TSMC

    Beijing Will Not Wall Off Its AI (Even Now That It Leads)

  59. 3 mentions

    Wavemaker

    Backing startups is too slow for the climate clock: 100x100 raises $100M to build 50

  60. 3 mentions

    xAI

    A voice agent costs eight cents a minute: Grok Think Fast 2.0 turns default today

  61. 2 mentions

    Airwallex

    One company took 70% of the money: SEA's 12 top payment firms raised $2.7 billion

  62. 2 mentions

    Alphaswift

    Assembly built the ringgit, but who designs the chip? Malaysia hands Arm tokens to five firms

  63. 2 mentions

    ASML

    The export ban has a shelf life: a Shanghai firm starts mass-producing immersion DUV tools

  64. 2 mentions

    Ayala

    Global infrastructure money is chasing Philippine cold chain: A.P. Moller takes 40% of Ayala's AC Logistics

  65. 2 mentions

    Bain Capital

    Seven years of debt gets repaid in full: Bain buys Gong Cha's 2,000 stores for $635M

  66. 2 mentions

    BeLive

    BeLive’s founder on the pivot, the takeover, and the number he skipped

  67. 2 mentions

    Blackstone

    $2B at a $10.5B valuation, and some of it is earmarked for Indonesia: Firmus raises

  68. 2 mentions

    BYD

    The taxi fleet is buying its way into private hire: Zig orders $7.9M of BYDs

  69. 2 mentions

    Canva

    Harry Stebbings turned 2,750 podcast interviews into a US$400m fund.

  70. 2 mentions

    CATL

    Indonesia is selling dirt, not software (which is exactly the point)

  71. 2 mentions

    CIMB

    Malaysian banks are funding Singapore's compute overflow: STT GDC raises $1.37B for a 166MW Johor campus

  72. 2 mentions

    Databricks

    Databricks wanted $1B, investors offered $15B; it took $5B at a $190B valuation

  73. 2 mentions

    Digital Realty

    Twenty bidders, four winners: Singapore rations 200 MW of data-centre power on Jurong Island

  74. 2 mentions

    foodpanda

    Sixteen markets are now run from one Kuala Lumpur floor: Delivery Hero puts MYR20M behind it

  75. 2 mentions

    Foxconn

    Vietnam takes the volume, Singapore takes the precision: Foxconn adds $265M and $57M in one week

  76. 2 mentions

    GCash

    A wallet becomes a blue chip: GCash parent Mynt files a record $1.5 billion Philippine IPO

  77. 2 mentions

    GIC

    Singapore's sovereign fund becomes an AI landlord: GIC and Macquarie build Theseus for Anthropic

  78. 2 mentions

    Khazanah

    Three sovereign funds want the same borrower: Granite Asia's private-credit fund clears $500M

  79. 2 mentions

    KKR

    KKR wants the Philippines' geothermal fleet off the public market: First Gen valued at $2.7B

  80. 2 mentions

    Lightspeed

    AI was supposed to replace accountants; Singapore's Multiplier raises $35M to buy their firms instead

  81. 2 mentions

    Nium

    When does a business day end? Visa and Nium test seven-day stablecoin settlement under MAS BLOOM

  82. 2 mentions

    Novo Nordisk

    Semaglutide slowed four epigenetic clocks in a randomised trial, and left a fifth unmoved

  83. 2 mentions

    Openspace Ventures

    Vietnam's café boom goes venture-scale: Every Half pours an $8M Series A from Openspace and DSG

  84. 2 mentions

    Samsung

    Phones earned $67.8B and returned almost nothing: Samsung's chip division took 97% of the profit

  85. 2 mentions

    Sembcorp

    Who supplies the megawatts when the island runs out of land? Singapore clears 900MW from Johor

  86. 2 mentions

    SK Hynix

    China just made a chipmaker its most valuable company. It is three years behind where the war is.

  87. 2 mentions

    SoftBank

    Compute follows the cheap land: SoftBank, SC ZEUS and Robust HPC target four ASEAN markets

  88. 2 mentions

    Souper Tang

    How Nevinn Leow decided what to keep when he rebranded his parents' company

  89. 2 mentions

    Telkom Indonesia

    Nobody bought anything and $2.8B moved: Telkom carves phase-two fibre into Infranexia

  90. 2 mentions

    Tokopedia

    Four marketplaces just became tax collectors: Indonesia withholds 0.5% of every seller's turnover

  91. 2 mentions

    Vertex Ventures

    Acrab raised US$130m for custom AI silicon, and expects its first revenue only later this year

  92. 2 mentions

    VNG

    A hyperscale plot becomes an e-sports campus: STT GDC exits Ho Chi Minh City for $18.3M

  93. 2 mentions

    Xendit

    Two of SEA's payment gateways just became one: Indonesia's Xendit integrates the Philippines' Dragonpay

  94. 2 mentions

    Xiaomi

    Video editors got good, the scoring did not: Xiaomi opens PROVE and a 180-video benchmark

  95. 2 mentions

    Zankore

    Ooredoo bought 49 percent of Zankore for US$800 million. Indonesia supplies the power.