SINGAPORE -- With a stable government, an abundance of talented engineers and state-of-the-art tech infrastructure, Singapore has become a key hub for tech companies from East and West. The city-state provides vast computing power to Southeast Asia's fast-expanding digital economy and is home to nearly half of the data center capacity in the region.
Chinese and U.S. tech giants, including Huawei, ByteDance, Meta and Microsoft, are going head-to-head over Southeast Asia's rapidly expanding digital market. The region is home to some of the world's heaviest social media users. © Illustration by Yoshiko Kawano
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