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HONG KONG, Oct. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Since the dawn of healthcare, technology has been drastically improving medical systems and services to help us live longer and better lives. In this special half-hour episode of 'Tomorrow Transformed', connections, partnerships, and collaborations in the world of medicine are humanized through compelling first-person stories. Thanks to an amputation procedure pioneered at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Amy Pietrafitta has taken on more sports than most people have done in a lifetime since having her leg amputated in 2018. With more of Amy's muscle and nerve endings preserved compared to similar operations in the past, she has been able to work with the biomechatronics lab at MIT, where moving her prosthesis feels like natural foot movement. Dr. Hugh Herr and his team of graduate students hope that one day technology will be sophisticated enough for limbs to be rebuilt after amputation. Inspired by her aunt's battle with cancer, Professor Canan Dagdeviren has spent the last six years working with her students from MIT on a wearable breast monitor. This monitor has a nature-inspired honeycomb structure, with an embedded ultrasound device in the tracker that moves around its hexagonal design and the monitor can even be snapped onto a bra with its in-built magnets, allowing for daily imaging. As mammography cannot be done frequently, this technology significantly reduces the risk of women developing cancer in the interval between mammograms. This has also inspired her students to create other wearable technologies, such as silicone patches, also known as second skin, to scan for pancreatic or kidney cancers. As wearable technologies and home healthcare become the norm, the high amounts of data generated can overwhelm medical practitioners. At Helsinki University Hospital, Dr. Jukka Putaala relies on cardiac monitors to help detect irregularities in the heartbeats of his stroke patients. Through advancements in artificial intelligence, these wireless devices, which collect data twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, can effectively predict heart attacks and future strokes by analyzing patterns and support cardiologists on challenging diagnoses. This helps patients receive proper diagnoses, reduces hospital admissions, and ultimately increases their quality of life. Organ shortages have been one of the biggest problems for doctors, but a biotech company in Tokyo may have found a solution. Dr. Keiichi Fukuda and his team at Heartseed are working to regrow damaged heart tissue by injecting specifically engineered heart muscle cells, known as cardiomyocytes, directly into the organ to assist in its repair. Previously assumed impossible, this procedure has now been performed on six patients, with clinical trial results showing great promise. Dr. Fukuda hopes to continue his life's work and spread this treatment to hospitals worldwide. Tomorrow Transformed trailer: https://bit.ly/4eJXMypTomorrow Transformed images: http://bit.ly/4ecdxytTomorrow Transformed microsite: https://edition.cnn.com/business/tomorrow-transformed Airtimes for 30-minute special:Saturday, 5th October at 6:30pm HKTSunday, 6th October at 9:30am HKTMonday, 7th October at 1:30am HKT About CNN International CNN's portfolio of news and information services is available in seven different languages across all major TV, digital and mobile platforms, reaching more than 475 million households around the globe. CNN International is the number one international TV news channel according to all major media surveys across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the Asia Pacific region, and Latin America and has a US presence that includes CNNgo. CNN Digital is a leading network for online news, mobile news and social media. CNN is at the forefront of digital innovation and continues to invest heavily in expanding its digital global footprint, with a suite of award-winning digital properties and a range of strategic content partnerships, commercialised through a strong data-driven understanding of audience behaviours. CNN has won multiple prestigious awards around the world for its journalism. Around 1,000 hours of long-form series, documentaries and specials are produced every year by CNNI's non-news programming division. CNN has 36 editorial offices and more than 1,100 affiliates worldwide through CNN Newsource. CNN International is a Warner Bros. Discovery company.
SINGAPORE, Oct. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Singapore International Agri-Food Week (SIAW) returns for its fourth edition from 18 to 22 November at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands. Asia's leading platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and collaboration, SIAW gathers global industry leaders, policymakers, decision-makers, and innovators to explore groundbreaking solutions, forge new partnerships, and advance agri-food technology development and adoption across the region. Themed 'Scaling Innovation in Asia's Agri-Food Systems', SIAW 2024 comprises four constituent events: the Roundtable on Novel Food Regulations, the Asia-Pacific Agri-Food Innovation Summit, the Agri-Food Tech Expo Asia, and the Global Agri-Food Scientific Symposium. These events showcase the latest innovations in sustainable food production, while providing attendees with multiple opportunities to create and share solutions amongst a like-minded community committed to driving impactful change in the region's agri-food industry. The week will begin with the SIAW Welcome Reception, an exclusive, by-invitation event held on the evening of 18 November 2024. It will be officiated by Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Mr Gan Kim Yong. The reception provides a unique opportunity to engage and network with a distinguished group of agri-food corporates, start-ups, entrepreneurs, business executives, investors, policymakers, research scientists, and trade partners. The SIAW is jointly organised by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) and Temasek; supported by Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG), Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), and Singapore Tourism Board (STB); and with organising partners Constellar and Rethink Events. The largest edition to date, SIAW 2024 expects to welcome 12,000 attendees from 82 countries and regions, 300 exhibitors and 400 speakers. Nurasa, a wholly-owned Temasek company that focuses on accelerating the adoption of affordable and appealing sustainable nutrition solutions, is a Gold Partner for SIAW 2024. Scaling Innovation in Asia's Agri-Food Systems Asia will contribute significantly to the projected 9.7 billion global population by 2050. By that time, Asia and the Pacific would have also more than doubled the number of persons aged 60 and above, from 630 million in 2020 to 1.3 billion in 2050 - representing a quarter of its population. To cater to a growing ageing population, the demand for access to greater quality food and better nutrition will continue to rise rapidly. The ability for food systems to meet this demand will in turn be susceptible to climate change, environmental degradation and supply chain disruptions. Asia plays an indispensable role in the global agri-food landscape. As the largest producer of rice, it feeds over half of the world's population and accounts for 90 percent of global production. The greater Asia-Pacific region is also the largest and most diverse agricultural market globally. Scaling innovation, and enabling coordinated effort for collective impact, remain critical enablers in transforming food systems in Asia to be more resilient, sustainable, and accessible. Strengthening food resilience in Asia will also have a positive impact on the global value chain. To achieve this collective vision, Singapore, as a stable and connected global-Asia node, serves as a vital food technology hub, a key supply chain player, and a trusted food and nutrition centre, convening and connecting a global ecosystem of food producers, suppliers, technology providers, policymakers, regulators, and other industry players. Against this backdrop, SIAW 2024 has curated content spanning across regenerative agriculture and aquaculture systems, to protein diversification and accessible nutrition, providing an invaluable platform for catalysing the transition to a sustainable and nutritious agri-food system in Asia. Regulation for Tomorrow's Food: Roundtable on Novel Food Regulations Organised by SFA since 2019, the by-invitation Roundtable on Novel Food Regulations is a platform for regulators, local and international industry players, researchers, and members of international organisations to discuss latest technologies for novel food production, challenges in safety assessment, and explore opportunities to advance the regulatory approach while encouraging food innovations. This includes key topics such as the development of a safety-assessed ingredient list for cell culture media components, production of fermentation-derived novel food products, and global regulatory best practices. Accelerating Climate Resilience and Nutrition in Asia: Asia-Pacific Agri-Food Innovation Summit Organised by Rethink Events in partnership with Temasek, the Asia-Pacific Agri-Food Innovation Summit is the anchor event of SIAW, bringing together 1,000 global agri-food stakeholders over three days to address the key pillars of climate adaptation, decarbonisation and nourishment. From regenerative agriculture, biological inputs and AI-driven solutions to climate-smart aquaculture, novel proteins and precision fermentation, the Summit will explore the innovative solutions and financing strategies that are meeting demand for nutritious and affordable foods. Guest-of-Honour Dr Koh Poh Koon, Singapore's Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment, will deliver the opening keynote, setting the scene for three days of C-level thought leadership, networking and technology discovery. The illustrious 100+ speaking faculty features an A-list of agri-food pioneers and investors, including Olam Agri, Mondelez, Shell Energy, Google, World Bank, CP Foods, BASF, FrieslandCampina, Unilever and Thai Union. Dozens of regional and international start-ups and scale-ups will feature at the summit, with cohorts presented by Enterprise Singapore, Innovate UK, MARS, Hatch and The Yield Lab Asia Pacific. Into the Future of Food Sustainability and Security: Agri-Food Tech Expo Asia Organised by Constellar, Agri-Food Tech Expo Asia (AFTEA) is a focused exhibition platform with a living lab environment, thematic experiential zones, sandbox and community-based learning for the agri-food industry to launch, showcase and testbed their solutions. This year it will provide direct access to 300 exhibitors, including 100 start-ups and 20 international groups, showcasing the latest innovations, practices, and strategies. An expected 10,000 attendees will engage with global leaders, industry experts, suppliers, corporates, start-ups, institutes, and pioneering innovators in Novel Food Technology, Urban Farming, Alternative Proteins, Aquaculture, Safety & Sustainability, Technological Solutions, and more. New this year is the Precision Fermentation Pavilion, a dedicated space showcasing the latest advancements in precision fermentation technology; as well as the Climate-Smart Practice Forum, featuring senior executives of World Bank, Mars, RIZE, Mae Fah Luang Foundation and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Cementing its position as Southeast Asia's biggest platform convening the agri-food tech start-up ecosystem, AFTEA is also introducing the Agri-Food Innovation World Championship. Organised by Constellar and Innovate 360, the Championship aims to identify, support and celebrate innovative early-stage start-ups with high growth potential in the areas of agri-tech, food sustainability, health & wellness, and deep-tech. Global Agri-Food Scientific Symposium – Innovation and Sustainability: Transforming the Food Landscape Organised by SFA and the Singapore Institute of Technology, the Symposium aims to bring together researchers, scientists, and technology solution providers to encourage knowledge exchange and catalyse scientific discussions amongst those with an interest in the food ecosystem. It also serves to advance cutting-edge science, technology and innovation, and foster collaboration to build agri-food capabilities for climate-resilient and sustainable food ecosystems. This year's theme is "Innovation and Sustainability: Transforming the Food Landscape" and will feature academic and research experts presenting across four tracks: Aquaculture, Agriculture, Future Foods, and Nutrition & Food Safety. With the urgent challenges facing global food systems, SIAW continues to be the nexus for the region's agri-food ecosystem, bringing together research and development, policy discussions and business innovations to enable collaboration and action unlocking collective impact in the agri-food sector. Please refer to Annex A: SIAW 2024 Constituent Event Highlights; Annex B: Quotes by Organisers and Partners; and Annex C: Corporate Profiles. Access the full media release and Annexes here.
BANGKOK, Oct. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Students of the Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University came up with the idea of "COCOLAMP" — light bulb shades that divert lights on the beach that interfere with the spawning of sea turtles and help sea turtle hatchlings to crawl safely into the sea. This innovation is for the conservation of sea turtles, and the promotion of their coexistence with humans. Sea turtles in Thailand are at risk of extinction. There are several threats. Among them are lights from hotels, resorts, and restaurants along the beach where sea turtles lay eggs. Most importantly, these lights confuse the baby turtle hatchlings. Instead of going into the sea, they would crawl to the lit areas, and get stranded on the beach, exposed to attack by predators, and eventually die from dehydration. This problem is driving the Turtle Rangers team of students from the Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University, to develop "COCOLAMP", a bulb shade that will help divert the lights to suit the sea turtles according to the Turtle friendly principle, so that the baby turtles can crawl into the sea safely. "We studied sample data from Anna Maria Island, Florida, United States, which showed that creating a light-friendly environment for sea turtles can significantly reduce the number of lost hatchlings, so we invented the "COCOLAMP" innovation to help solve the problem while maintaining a human lifestyle. We want people and turtles to live happily together," said Ms. Monnapat Sringern, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University, one of the members of the Turtle Rangers team, referring to the idea of developing "COCOLAMP." COCOLAMP is friendly to sea turtles and nature Ms. Monnapat shared that COCOLAMP is an innovative light-diverting bulb shade for sea turtles that has been designed with the principles of sea-turtle-friendly lighting in mind based on recommendations from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) which states that the light must be at low wattage using low-wave bulbs and fitted with covers to prevent the light from shining towards the sea. In addition to designing sea-turtle-friendly equipment, the Turtle Rangers also designed COCOLAMP to be environmentally friendly and supportive of the community economy. "COCOLAMP is made from coconut fiber sourced from within the community, bonded by rubber, and coated with silica from rice husk. The rubber coating bonds and strengthens the fiber while keeping it flexible and water-resistant. Silica from rice husk helps with repelling water, dust, and grime. COCOLAMP is durable, easy to install, can be used in any environment, inexpensive, and most importantly, biodegradable," Ms. Monnapat summarized the highlights of the innovation. How to install and use COCOLAMP Ms. Monnapat said that it is not difficult to install and use the COCOLAMP. Just cover the bulbs on the beaches that are in use at night where sea turtles have been reported to lay eggs. The COCOLAMP will help to divert the light from the sea. "Installing COCOLAMP will help optimize the beach light environment for sea turtles to spawn and hatch and will also allow baby turtle hatchlings to crawl safely into the sea." In addition to lamp covers, COCOLAMP also has Line Chatbots to help collect data and evaluate the use of the device after installation and actual use. "Users can submit data and reports on the installation and performance of COCOLAMP through Line Chatbots, which enables systematic data collection to analyze usage results. Chatbots can also provide information and advice on the installation and maintenance of COCOLAMP," explains Ms. Monnapat. Raise Awareness about Sea Turtles, Support the Economy and Community Tourism COCOLAMP is not just a device that optimizes the beach environment for spawning and incubating sea turtles, Ms. Monapat and the Turtle Rangers also hope that this innovation will spark inspiration in all stakeholders in society, including tourists, entrepreneurs, and locals, to come together to conserve sea turtles and the environment. "We believe that the installation and use of this innovation will be another force in raising awareness in the conservation of sea turtles that are at risk of extinction and promote eco-tourism related to sea turtles, which can earn up to seven times more than hunting turtles for food and decorations, maintaining a sustainable balance between tourism and the conservation of natural resources," said Ms. Monnapat with a smile. Currently, the Turtle Rangers are developing and testing the performance of the "COCOLAMP" in the lab before producing them to be installed in the surveyed areas for evaluation. "In the future, we have plans to develop COCOLAMP into a start-up business and intend to design other innovations that are environmentally friendly," concluded Ms. Monnapat. Read the full article at https://www.chula.ac.th/en/highlight/185805/ About Chulalongkorn University Chulalongkorn University has made the world's top 50 university list for employment outcomes, which reflects both the high employment rate and workability of Chula graduates. The university is also listed as the best in Thailand for the 15th Consecutive Year (since 2009), according to the newly released QS World University Rankings 2024, putting Chula at 211th in the world, up from 244th last year. Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChulalongkornUniversityYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/chulauniversityLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/school/15101896/
The global hospitality brand announces a collaborative event with breast cancer advocate and survivor Jill Alphonso and sound healing expert Michele Chong of The Sirius Sound, alongside pink-themed F&B offerings. SINGAPORE, Oct. 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Millennium Hotels and Resorts (MHR) announces a series of activities in line with Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. To honour breast cancer survivors and their allies, the brand has partnered with survivor and advocate Jill Alphonso and expert sound-healer Michele Chong to organise a one-day wellness event to empower and inspire hope for the community. Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel: Pink-Tastic Afternoon Tea "At Millennium Hotels and Resorts, we are proud to champion initiatives that unite and uplift, underscoring our commitment to enhance well-being and making a positive difference for the community. We are thankful for the opportunity to work with Jill Alphonso and Michele Chong, pioneers of healing and empowerment through this inspiring event. By continually exploring new facets of wellness and community-driven activities, we look forward to deepening our connections and showcasing our commitment to solidarity and positive impact," shares Carolyn Wishnowski, Director, Global, Brand, Marketing & Loyalty. Jill Alphonso will lead a yoga session designed to boost confidence and resilience, while Michele Chong will guide participants through a therapeutic sound healing experience, promoting relaxation and wellness. Participants can also take part in a meaningful sharing session dedicated to helping individuals explore their internal landscape for healing. The event will also feature a marketplace with various brands supporting breast cancer survivors, offering mementos, screenings, and educational materials. For more information, visit: https://www.yourtessera.com/healingincrisis Additionally, five MHR properties will present pink-themed dining specials, with a portion of proceeds benefiting the Breast Cancer Foundation. Participating hotels and dining specials include: Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel: Pink-Tastic Afternoon Tea, SGD68++ for two. M Hotel Singapore: Nostalgic Playtime Afternoon Tea, SGD88++ for two. M Social Singapore: Pink October Orh Nee Brulée, SGD12++. Orchard Hotel Singapore: Daily High Tea set at Bar Intermezzo, $68++ for two. Studio M Hotel Singapore: Pink Beetroot Latte, SGD6++ (hot) / SGD7++ (iced). Millennium Hotels and Resorts remains dedicated to bringing people together and fostering meaningful connections through impactful events like this. The brand's commitment to supporting vital causes reflects the core brand pillar of wellness, while striving to create experiences that promote health, hope, and community.
SMU's rise up the CSRankings reinforces the past rankings that have put SMU on the world map for software engineering research SINGAPORE, Oct. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Singapore Management University (SMU) has risen to #2 in Software Engineering for 2023 – up two places from the previous year in the influential CSRankings. CSRankings is a metrics-based ranking of top Computer Science (CS) institutions around the world, which evaluates academics by their publications at top research conferences in a CS field. It is a key resource for graduate students globally to evaluate schools and find active researchers in Computer Science. SMU is the only university from Singapore to be ranked among the top 10 in CSRankings 2023 list, and it is home to the country's only research centre dedicated to Software Engineering: the Centre for Research in Intelligent Software Engineering (RISE). This achievement reflects SMU's world-class research capabilities in Software Engineering. Nanjing University holds the top spot in the CSRankings 2023 list, followed by other notable institutions, including Sun Yat-Sen University (#3), the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (#4), the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Huazhong University of Science and Technology (both tied at #5), Carnegie Mellon University (#7), Fudan University and Peking University (tied at #7), and Concordia University (#10). This latest ranking reinforces many past rankings that put SMU on the world map for software engineering research. For example, the University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) study, 'A bibliometric assessment of software engineering themes, scholars and institutions (2013–2020)' (Volume 180, Oct 2021), which considered publications in high-quality journals and conferences, puts SMU #5 worldwide in the league of the University of California (#1), Carnegie Mellon University (#2), Nanjing University (#3) and Microsoft Research (#4). Significance of CSRankings CSRankings stands out among popular rankings as it focuses on specialised fields within Computer Science. It is regularly updated and based on publications in top-tier conferences, with metrics weighted by the number of authors. This transparency ensures that the rankings reflect the real impact of research within each field. In Computer Science, top-tier conferences are highly competitive, with low acceptance rates, and the full research papers presented are often of similar length to journal publications. SMU Software Engineering faculty members published many highly innovative works at the 45th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE 2023) and 31st ACM Joint European Software Engineering Conference and Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering (ESEC/FSE 2023) – which are the two key Software Engineering conferences tracked by CSRankings. Their papers report novel automated solutions and deep insights realised from software engineering research at SMU. The research covers many topics ranging from software development, software testing, software security, software architecture, and developer collaboration. The solutions addressed different kinds of software systems ranging from conventional software to industrial control systems, video games, and deep learning systems. Engaging in world-class research Professor David Lo, the OUB Chair Professor of Computer Science and Director of the Centre of Research in Intelligent Software Engineering (RISE) said: "We are very happy to contribute to the advancement of software engineering research and practice, and excited to share our findings with the world via our research papers and presentations at key conferences. This excellent ranking outcome is only possible with the hard work of everyone at RISE, the strong support from SMU and its School of Computing and Information Systems, and the collaborations with our partners from universities and companies in Singapore, China, Japan, Australia, Luxembourg, the United States, and Canada." SMU's Vice Provost (Research) Prof Archan Misra said that this improved ranking shows "the rigour, relevance and global reputation of our research across a wide range of software engineering topics." "My software engineering colleagues, as part of RISE," he noted, "have engaged in world-class academic research with excellent publication records, resulting in several distinguished influential paper awards and recognised through many leadership roles in the software engineering academic community." "Equally importantly, via translational projects executed in partnership with public agencies, this research generates significant societal impact and contributes to the security of Singapore's digital applications and services," he added. "Their work is instrumental in establishing the university's research strengths at the intersection of social sciences, management and computing." About Singapore Management University Established in 2000, Singapore Management University (SMU) is recognised for its disciplinary and multi-disciplinary research that addresses issues of global relevance, impacting business, government, and society. Its distinctive education, incorporating innovative experiential learning, aims to nurture global citizens, entrepreneurs and change agents. With more than 13,000 students, SMU offers a wide range of bachelors, masters and PhD degree programmes in the disciplinary areas associated with six of its eight schools - Accountancy, Business, Computing, Economics, Law and Social Sciences. Its seventh school, the SMU College of Integrative Studies, offers degree programmes in deep, integrative interdisciplinary education. The College of Graduate Research Studies, SMU's eighth school, enhances integration and interdisciplinarity across the various SMU postgraduate research programmes that will enable students to gain a holistic learning experience and well-grounded approach to their research. SMU also offers a growing number of executive development and continuing education programmes. Through its city campus, SMU focuses on making meaningful impact on Singapore and beyond through its partnerships with industry, policy makers and academic institutions. https://www.smu.edu.sg/
ST Telemedia Global Data Centres' groundbreaking AI-ready data centers, superior customer services, and robust sustainability initiatives drive digital transformation across the Asia-Pacific. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Frost & Sullivan recently researched the data center services industry and, based on its findings, recognizes ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) with the 2024 APAC Company of the Year Award for its strategic growth initiatives in the data center services industry. STT GDC is a leading provider of data center services, offering state-of-the-art AI-ready data centers, and secure, scalable and sustainable solutions to drive digital transformation and economic growth across Asia-Pacific. STT GDC is a leading provider of data center services, offering state-of-the-art AI-ready data centers, and secure, scalable and sustainable solutions to drive digital transformation and economic growth across Asia-Pacific. STT GDC has demonstrated strong commitment, operational excellence and innovation. The company's data centers are engineered to support the demanding workloads of today's digital economy, featuring advanced cooling systems optimized for the escalating demand for high-performance computing across various sectors. Robust multi-layered security measures with a hardened physical perimeter, controlled access, and 24/7 surveillance safeguard non-stop operations. STT GDC has made significant strides in sustainability, focusing on energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste reduction. The company's initiatives include exploring innovative cooling technologies to reduce energy consumption for accelerated computing workloads, trialing the use of AI in optimizing the cooling environment and proof-of-concept projects to test the use of low-carbon energy sources. These efforts demonstrate STT GDC's dedication to reducing its environmental footprint while maintaining high operational efficiency. "As one of the fastest-growing data center providers, STT GDC is becoming a cornerstone of the digital ecosystem that connects the region. The company's capabilities include data centers, support services, digital infrastructure, colocation, and connectivity," said Nishchal Khorana, ICT vice president at Frost & Sullivan. STT GDC's expansion across APAC shows its strategic vision and execution. The company has over 95 operational and under-development data centers across key markets, including Singapore, United Kingdom, Germany, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. This extensive network of facilities ensures that STT GDC can meet the growing demand for advanced computing capabilities in rapidly digitalizing economies. STT GDC regularly collaborates with other companies to advance technology and enhance its capabilities through various pilot projects. A notable project is the clean hydrogen energy proof-of-concept developed with Linde Gas and YTL PowerSeraya, which explores using clean hydrogen to power data centers in Singapore, potentially transforming energy usage in the industry. Another collaboration with PTT Digital harnesses cold energy by using regasified liquefied natural gas to generate electricity and chilled water to cool data centers, significantly reducing energy consumption and operational costs. "These projects exemplify STT GDC's relentless commitment to technological innovation and sustainability. By continuously pushing the boundaries of what is possible, STT GDC is setting high standards in the data center industry, demonstrating its dedication to a sustainable digital future," noted Khorana. Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents a Company of the Year award to the organization that demonstrates excellence in terms of growth strategy and implementation in its field. The award recognizes a high degree of innovation with products and technologies, and the resulting leadership in terms of customer value and market penetration. Frost & Sullivan Best Practices awards recognize companies in various regional and global markets for demonstrating outstanding achievement and superior performance in leadership, technological innovation, customer service, and strategic product development. Industry analysts compare market participants and measure performance through in-depth interviews, analyses, and extensive secondary research to identify best practices in the industry. About Frost & Sullivan For six decades, Frost & Sullivan has been world-renowned for its role in helping investors, corporate leaders, and governments navigate economic changes and identify disruptive technologies, megatrends, new business models, and companies to action, resulting in a continuous flow of growth opportunities to drive future success. Contact us: Start the discussion. Contact: Tarini Singh P: +91- 9953764546 E: Tarini.Singh@frost.com About STT GDC ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) is one of the fastest-growing data centre providers with a global platform serving as a cornerstone of the digital ecosystem that helps the world to connect. Powering a sustainable digital future, STT GDC operates across Singapore, the UK, Germany, India, Thailand, South Korea, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam, providing businesses an exceptional foundation that is built for their growth anywhere. For more information, visit https://www.sttelemediagdc.com/ For media queries, kindly contact: Chow Yi T +65 6808 4205E yi.chow@sttelemediagdc.com
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