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Singapore’s AI push puts infrastructure at the centre of economic growth
Through Budget 2026, Singapore is aligning policy, incentives, and sector roadmaps to accelerate AI adoption, putting digital infrastructure on the critical path.
By Khamila Mulia
Editor APAC, The Tech Capital
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In a push to secure Singapore’s edge in a fast-changing world, Budget 2026, announced on 12 February, elevates artificial intelligence to a national priority. AI is no longer an emerging technology, but a core pillar of the city-state’s long-term economic future.
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