Events
Tan Wee Siang & Yap Jian Beng (Singtel) – The Quantum Leap: Unleashing the Power of Cloud Networking
Discover how cutting-edge technologies such as 5G and networking slicing are paving way for an era of unparalleled agility, innovation and challenges. Learn more about network analytics from Jian Beng as he shares insights of what does life looks like after university as he debunk common misconceptions about working in the field of Networks. […]
Sujoy Roy (AWS) – Building Machine Learning Solutions: A Working Backwards Approach
Abstract Working Backwards is Amazon’s process of discovery and invention that delivers customer delight. Whether it is research or product building, at the Generative Al Innovation Center, AWS, we take a working backwards approach starting with the user/customer. This talk will discuss the different stages of this working backwards approach to research and building a production ready machine [earning (ML) solution. With […]
Adrian Tan (RSAF) – Digitalisation and You
In this sharing, the Digital Engineer from the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) will be giving you an insight to the application of Digital Technologies in the RSAF. […]
Eric Tan & Tan Xin Yi (IMDA) – GPT-Legal (Long Text Summarization)
GPT-Legal (GPTL) is strategically poised to elevate the capabilities of LawNet, a widely endorsed platform that serves as the cornerstone for legal research for an impressive 75% of Singapore’s legal practitioners. […]
Steven Tan (Cyber Security Agency of Singapore) – Fortifying Email Security though Email Authentication
The sharing will delve in email threats with the local landscape, illustrating the various challenges and vulnerabilities faced. […]
Sven Janusch (Ubisoft Singapore) – Introduction to fluid simulations based on the Wave Equation
The lecture provides a brief overview of partial derivatives, scalar & vector fields, as well as applying operators on them. Using the Wave Equation, it is demonstrated through a practical example how a partial differential equation can be numerically solved on the GPU to achieve a water simulation. […]
James Fu (Venti Technologies) – Technical Challenges in Autonomous Driving
There has been a lot of technical advances in autonomous driving technology since the 2007 DARPA Urban challenge. The gaps to a wide-scale commercial deployment have certainly narrowed in the past 17 years. Unfortunately, these gaps remain. The benefits to society remain clear, especially for fast growing cities. […]
Eng Wei Koo (Keysight) – Sky to Lab – design challenges and testing considerations leading to successful deployments
Satellites bring a wide range of exciting new possibilities such as offering 4G/5G services to remote, underserved regions and enabling new business cases. Mobile network operators and satellite communications providers are collaborating to explore, design and deploy multi-layers satellite networks selecting the best fitting satellite options ranging from proprietary, 3GPP unmodified (aka Direct to Cell/Device) and 3GPP Release 17 and beyond NTN (Non-Terrestrial Network) standards required to fulfil the requirements for their business and use cases. […]
Seow Chun Yong (Ensign InfoSecurity) – Hosting Applications on the Cloud and Cloud Security Challenges
Deploying applications and services used to have to be done with on-premise networks and servers. In recent years, the world has moved towards hosting their applications and services on the cloud. This has introduced new challenges (or at least newfound concerns) over security and isolation between Virtual Machines and Containers in multi-tenant environments. […]
James Chong (The Tesseract, NCS Group) – “How to Sell a Better Mousetrap” – How Advanced Analytics and Generative AI is changing the world and how to convince people to use it
From machine learning to large language models, advances in technologies like Advanced Analytics and Generative AI has upended the world, starting with being able to make sense and predict how things will run, to understanding the written word and conversations, to helping write better IT code. But how do you get people to accept and pay for the solutions based on these ideas? […]
