MAP > Internet Providers in Singapore

Singapore has been able to develop to the status of the world leader in the telecommunications through building of the high-quality network as well as an highly progressive regulatory environment for local telecommunications sector. Next Generation Broadband roll out as well as deployment in Singapore has been completed, and there has continued rapid take-up of the fiber-based services. This country has been working to ensure that it shapes itself into what it terms out that it is going to be the world first ‘Smart Nation’ where the data, as well as the analytics, gets to play a very critical role in the society as well as economy.

Singapore’s smart/ advanced nation projects now do include the smart sensor networks for air as well as water. The smart logistics which enables the interoperability level of standards throughout supply chain as well as the smart sensors in homes of elderly or the chronically ill. The Infocomm media 2025 is a very integrated plan to be able to guide growth of Singapore’s Infocomm media industries over the coming 10 years, The Singtel via the partnerships has been spearheaded research as well as the development efforts in the emerging technologies, and this includes artificial intelligence, the data analytics, Internet of Things and the robotics.

Singtel was able to launch the FutureNow Innovation Centre to aid the enterprises in accelerating the digital transformation; FIC is the key innovation platform that has been designed to support Government industry Transformation Maps that focuses on the Singapore 6 key industry clusters. The government has launched the Next Generation National Broadband Networks over the decade ago, and rollout has been essentially complete. It has been based on the combination of the fiber to the Home as well as the wireless networks.

NGNBN has progressed to form the basis of government broadband strategy as well as the implementation. The slow growth in the fixed broadband market has been predicted over next five years in the mature as well as a saturated market. The optical fiber broadband has also seen strong growth as the customers move on from migrating to NGNBN fiber network. XSDL, on the other hand, has been able to see a huge decline in the number of subscribers. The mobile market has shown very slow growth over the past few years due to the highly mature market. It has remained very highly competitive, and the operators have then moved on to the customer satisfaction as well as the retention phase by providing the value-added services as the market has been matured.