Asia’s tech news
Technology news from across South and Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand, in January of 2025 for obvious reasons covered a huge range of items and applications, issues and challenges. These included, for instance: China’s 2024 build-out of 357GW of alternative energy supplies; Singapore’s future workforce-focused chips education partnerships; Australian lightning-like crop-boosting agri-tech; Japan’s lunar lander mission; and many more.
ISEAS: Trends in Southeast Asia
Hong Kong Fintech Ecosystem Report – March 2025
IDC: How Southeast Asia Buys and Pays in 2025
Malaysia: How will PM Ibrahim advance Belt and Road cooperation?
CSEP India: Thinking about India’s Future
Critical technologies, globally, in January 2025
Also available:
● Asia’s Tech News, Weekly >
● Indo-Pacific Insight, Weekly >
● Critical technologies, globally, in January >
Critical technologies:
January 2025
- “The space economy could be worth close to $1 trillion in the next 10 years… in 2024, the space economy market was worth just under $600 billion…”
- Nokia is to deploy the first cellular network on the Moon as part of Intuitive Machines mission, integrating hardware onto the IM-2 launch set for February…
- China unveils ‘Crimson Skyblade’ in nuclear fusion quest for unlimited clean energy’…
Critical tech news: January 2025 report >
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