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Demand for Gaming Computers Surge across Asia Pacific
September 05, 2017
Gaming PCs remained one of the most important drivers of growth in the computer market globally, as well as in Asia Pacific in the first half of 2017, according to GfK.
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Thai Firms Catch the Eye of Investors
September 03, 2017
Thai Start-ups continue to make strides in raising funds to expand their businesses. Recently, for example, FlowAccount raised pre series A funds of US$1.15 million, while Seekster received seed funding.
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Thai Company Plans 1,000 Electric-Vehicle Charging Stations
September 02, 2017
Thailand's Energy Absolute looks to establish and operate 1,000 electric-vehicle charging stations in the country by the end of 2018, investing a projected 600 million baht ($18 million).
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Airbus Invests in Thai-Built Software for Next Planes
September 01, 2017
Software for the new Airbus model of airplanes will be developed in Thailand, according to the deputy secretary-general of the Board of Investment.
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Bt200 Bn Investment Goal Backs Push into Robotics
August 30, 2017
The Cabinet yesterday gave the green light for development of the automation and robotics industry as a key plank in efforts to draw investments of up to Bt200 billion within five years under the Thailand 4.0 technology vision.
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Industry Ministry Promotes Manufacturing of Robots, Automations
August 30, 2017
The Ministry of Industry is promoting the use of robots in varied industries toward the Thailand 4.0 goal.
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Development Plan for Robotics Gets Nod
August 30, 2017
The cabinet yesterday approved a robotics development plan as the state pushes to enhance a 200-billion-baht investment scheme for the industry over the next five years.
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Spotify Comes to Thailand
August 30, 2017
Personalised music streaming service tightens competition for customers with Apple Music and Joox.
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Thailand Plans 1.62t Baht Public-Private Partnership Projects
August 30, 2017
Thailand plans a five-year public-private partnership investment plan worth 1.62 trillion baht (S$66.18 billion) to mainly improve infrastructure and lower logistics costs, a senior finance ministry official said on Wednesday.
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