Capital: Singapore
ASEAN's financial and tech capital, home to regional HQs and the world's busiest transshipment port.
How Singapore scores on the six Execution Economics pillars: institutions, capital, infrastructure, talent, technology and trust. Country scorecards are published progressively as research is completed.

Singapore's new national AI supercomputer highlights a regional test: true digital sovereignty rests not on models, but on control over the underlying infrastructure of compute, data, and identity.

Singapore's updated AI strategy highlights a regional trend: the race for sovereign AI is not about models, but about controlling the underlying infrastructure of compute, data, and digital identity.
Singapore launched ASPIRE 2B to support advanced AI and high-performance computing research in areas including climate and healthcare.
Singapore updated its national AI strategy with refreshed priorities focused on applying artificial intelligence for public benefit and strengthening national capabilities.
Singapore updates its National AI Strategy 2.0, partnering with Google and OpenAI. The government aims to help 10,000 enterprises adopt AI meaningfully over the next three years.
Singapore is implementing a national AI strategy focused on building workforce confidence through skills training, trust, and inclusion to mitigate automation fears.
Singapore maintains one of the highest densities of data center infrastructure globally, hosting over 70 facilities with a total capacity exceeding 1.4 gigawatts.
Digital Realty has pledged a S$7 billion investment in Singapore. This comes as the government prepares to allow up to 200MW of additional capacity through new applications.