Posts tagged: singapore
SGIX and Internet Exchanges — Where Networks Meet
How the Singapore Internet Exchange keeps local traffic local and why it matters.
How Submarine Cables Made Tiny Singapore a Global Internet Hub
Why a city-state of 5.6 million became one of the most connected places on earth.
The Oracle Singapore Needs But Won't Build
Instead of merging WDA and SSG into another bureaucratic layer, Singapore should have built a centralized AI Oracle—forked from GLM 5.2, fronted by Singpass, serving every citizen. Here's why they didn't and why they're wrong.
How to Read a Submarine Cable Map — And Why Singapore Has So Many Cables
A practical guide to reading submarine cable maps, understanding landing stations, cable routes, and why Singapore is one of the most connected places on earth.
pdpa-sg-clj: Compliance-as-Code for Singapore's PDPA, Readable by AI Agents
A new public Clojure + Babashka toolkit that turns the 11 Singapore PDPA obligations into a self-ticking checklist, a Mod-11 NRIC redactor, and a ripgrep-backed scanner an AI agent can read end-to-end.
AGI Is a Competing Worldview — Intelligence, Civilizational Narratives, and What a Neutral Perspective Sees
The previous post argued AGI is defined by power, not technology. This one goes further: AGI itself is a competing worldview — a vehicle for civilizational narratives about what intelligence is, who has it, and who gets to decide. A neutral perspective observes both the Western and Chinese poles from outside.