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Appdome, the mobile business protection provider has been recognised in G2’s Enterprise Grid for Fraud Detection for the first time , marking its debut among large enterprise vendors and validating the company’s growing traction with the world’s largest mobile businesses.  Appdome also earned two new badges  Enterprise Grid Leader for Fraud Detection,  and Best ROI in Mid-Market Fraud Detection,  underscoring both the company’s market leadership and the value customers realise from its platform.  In addition, Appdome entered G2’s Momentum Grid for Fraud Detection, placing among the top 25% of vendors in the category based on strong year-over-year growth in customer reviews, employee count, and online presence. The debut reflects both accelerating enterprise adoption and the company’s rising influence across the global fraud prevention market, Appdome said. “This recognition highlights what our customers already know — that Appdome is the easiest, fastest, and m...

Source: FUJIFILM Business Innovation Singapore. From left: Wee Tee Hsien, CEO, FUJIFILM Business Innovation Singapore; Ken Loke, CEO, Bizmann System; Bryan Wong, CEO, Trusted Hub; and Dennis Sze, Chief Revenue Officer, ReN3.  FUJIFILM Business Innovation Singapore, which turns 60 this year, has signed memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with three partners that are expected to support transformation efforts across 1,000 companies over the next three years.   By integrating advanced technologies with deep industry expertise, FUJIFILM Business Innovation Singapore aims to help organisations not only accelerate their digital transformation but also equip them with the tools and expertise needed to thrive in an increasingly AI-driven economy. The MOUs signal a doubling down on its commitment to empower businesses with cutting-edge technologies, particularly AI, process optimisation, and intelligent outsourcing.   “AI, automation, and data are reshaping how busin...

Interest was high in the new CDU at Data Centre World Asia .  Johnson Controls, the global provider of smart, safe, healthy, and sustainable buildings, has launched the Silent-Aire Coolant Distribution platform at Data Centre World Asia 2025 in Singapore to meet the growing demands of high-density data centres. Since 2020, large data centres have typically had to divert more than 30% of their energy consumption to cooling and other non-IT functions. Johnson Controls’ solutions can reduce non-IT energy consumption by nearly 50% even in the Asia Pacific data centre hubs with the warmest climates, the company said. The new coolant distribution units (CDUs) offer scalable cooling capacities from 500 kW to over 10 MW, with flexible configurations that suit different data centre deployments. Units can be installed in-row or along the whitespace perimeter, supporting diverse liquid-cooling and hybrid designs across a spectrum of high-performance environments, from edge-based inf...

Fujitsu has completed the migration of its mission-critical enterprise service operation platform from its existing virtualisation infrastructure to PRIMEFLEX for Nutanix, which comes standard with the Nutanix Cloud Platform (NCP) solution. The enterprise service operation platform is used by 3,000 companies. This migration enabled Fujitsu to achieve reductions of approximately 30% in implementation costs, and 90% in labour hours for post-migration updates to the service platform. The migration was achieved in two months. Based on the success, expertise, and knowhow gained from the migration of its enterprise service platform to NCP, Fujitsu is leveraging NCP to expand its Mission Critical Transformation Service to provide end-to-end migration support for its customers—from platform assessment to migration and operations. The service will be offered in Japan from October 10, 2025. In renewing the infrastructure of mission-critical systems—which have a very high impact on business and ...