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Singapore is preparing to host a three-day gaming and entertainment festival featuring esports tournaments, cosplay competitions, interactive experiences and electronic music performances from 11 to 13 December.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) plans to upgrade its KrisWorld in-flight entertainment (IFE) system with 4K touchscreens measuring up to 32 inches, personalized entertainment features, and Bluetooth headphone connectivity. The new system will offer more than 2,500 entertainment options, a wellness planner, and the ability to save entertainment preferences across multiple flights. Beginning in 2027, the airline…

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Singapore Airlines is upgrading its inflight experience with next-generation KrisWorld entertainment and Starlink high-speed connectivity, giving passengers greater choice, personalisation and flexibility throughout their journeys.

Passengers can expect content from Apple TV, BBC, CNA, HBO Max, iQIYI and Paramount+, with a new interface and the ability to resume programmes across different flights.

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Ahead of Singapore Airlines’ reveal of its revamped first- and business-class seats in November, the national carrier has unveiled a new range of in-flight amenities across all cabin classes.

On October 6, the AI & Gaming Nexus, co-hosted by Game Mine Alliance (GMA) and TechFlow, took place in Singapore. The event brought together professionals from AI, gaming, Web3, investment, and entrepreneurship to discuss how AI is transforming game production, experience, and business models. Over 600 participants registered online for the summit, with support from…

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(Bloomberg) — A British startup seeking to build a working quantum computer has raised $100 million from a range of investors, including a Singapore government fund and Roblox Corp. Chief Executive Officer David Baszucki.