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Gulf data centers in the crosshairs

War is exposing risks in the Gulf's AI infrastructure push, while Singapore's Stryv expands into home appliances with a buyout. Read from your browser Daily Newsletter Welcome to Tech in Asia's daily newsletter, your essential dose of Asia's tech and startup buzz. Subscribe to this newsletter or send story tips to editors@techinasia.com . Ensure our articles appear in your Google searches: IN FOCUS Data centers in the firing line Singapore's Stryv acquires a water purifier brand in consolidation move A look back into our archives at the Middle Eastern investors backing Asian tech Hello Betamax, Slowly but surely, the second-order effects of the war in the Middle East are spreading across the world. Here in Hanoi, we can see them at the gas stations. With the flow of crude oil from the region disrupted, gas prices are up, and the lines at the pumps are packed as people rush to fill up. Flights are also affected, and I'm wondering how feasible it wil...
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Escaping the AI token cost trap

Paying token costs to model providers isn't a long-term play in AI. Singapore's Sapiens AI just raised $20m to prove that. Read from your browser Daily Newsletter Welcome to Tech in Asia's daily newsletter, your essential dose of Asia's tech and startup buzz. Subscribe to this newsletter or send story tips to editors@techinasia.com . Ensure our articles appear in your Google searches: IN FOCUS Singapore-based Sapiens AI is tackling token costs from the ground up Revisiting our list of Southeast Asia's profitable startups A biological data center is coming to Singapore , courtesy of Australia's Cortical Labs Hello Betamax, With traditional SaaS, the cost of serving an extra user is predictable and easy to control. Companies mostly pay for additional server compute and storage costs, which scale incrementally. It's a different story with AI apps. One paying subscriber might barely touch their plan, leading to unused funds. Meanwhile, someone on the...