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BW Construction Ltd - Building Dreams, Creating Legacies

BW Construction Ltd is a renowned construction company in Singapore, specializing in delivering exceptional construction services tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients. With our commitment to excellence, unwavering dedication, and vast industry experience, we have established ourselves as a trusted name in the construction sector.

Our Services:

Residential Construction: At BW Construction Ltd, we take pride in building stunning homes that reflect the vision and aspirations of our clients. From luxurious villas to modern apartments, our team of skilled architects, engineers, and craftsmen work meticulously to ensure every detail is executed to perfection. We prioritize quality, functionality, and aesthetic appeal, creating residences that provide comfort, style, and lasting value.

Commercial Construction: We specialize in constructing commercial buildings that set new standards in design, functionality, and efficiency. Whether it's office complexes, retail spaces, or hospitality establishments, we understand the unique requirements of each sector. Our team collaborates closely with clients, architects, and designers to deliver innovative solutions that maximize productivity, enhance customer experiences, and drive business growth.

Industrial Construction: With a strong focus on industrial construction, we have successfully completed numerous projects, including factories, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities. Our expertise in this sector enables us to create spaces that optimize workflows, incorporate cutting-edge technology, and adhere to strict safety standards. We understand the importance of functionality, scalability, and cost-efficiency in industrial construction, and we deliver accordingly.

Renovation and Remodeling: As a full-service construction company, we also specialize in renovation and remodeling projects. Whether it's a residential property, commercial space, or industrial facility, our team has the skills and expertise to transform your existing space into a functional and aesthetically pleasing environment. We work closely with clients to understand their vision, provide innovative design ideas, and execute the renovation with precision and attention to detail.

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Choose BW Construction Ltd for your construction needs in Singapore, and let us turn your dreams into reality. Contact us today to discuss your project requirements and experience the excellence we bring to every construction endeavor.

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TR Metalworks has since grown to become one of the most trusted metal fabrication company in singapore. The metal fabrication companies specializes in the fabrication of stainless steel, aluminum, and mild steel products, and has the expertise and experience to cater to a wide range of industries, including construction, marine, and oil and gas. TR Metalworks offers a wide range of metal fabrication services to its clients, including laser cutting, bending, welding, and polishing. The company's state-of-the-art facilities and advanced equipment allow it to handle even the most complex and demanding projects with ease.

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She pressed her back against the tunnel wall, hands flat on the rough rock, and thought. That’s where they’d gone, then. It made no difference, but she closed her eyes to improve her concentration and summoned up the pages of the massive binder—presently on the seat of the vanished truck—that contained the structural and engineering details of all the hydroelectric stations under her purview.She’d looked at the diagrams for this one last night and again, hastily, while brushing her teeth this morning. The tunnel led to the dam, and had obviously been used in the construction of the lower levels of that dam. How low? If the tunnel joined at the level of the turbine chamber itself, it would have been walled off. But if it joined at the level of the servicing chamber above—a huge room equipped with the multi-ton ceiling cranes needed to lift the turbines from their nests—then there would still be a door; there would have been no need to seal it off, with no water on the other side.Try as she might, she couldn’t bring the diagrams to mind in sufficient detail to be sure there was an opening into the dam at the far end of the tunnel—but it would be simple enough to find out.

SHE’D SEEN THE TRAIN, in that brief moment before the doors closed; it didn’t take much fumbling round to get into the open cab of the tiny engine. Now, had those clowns taken the key to the engine, too? Ha. There was no key; it worked by a switch on the console. She flipped it, and a red button glowed with sudden triumph as she felt the hum of electricity run through the track beneath.The train couldn’t have been simpler to run. It had a single lever, which you pushed forward or back, depending on which direction you meant to go. She shoved it gently forward, and felt air move past her face as the train moved silently off into the bowels of the earth.She had to go slowly. The tiny red button shed a comforting glow over her hands, but did nothing to pierce the darkness ahead, and she had no idea where or how much the track curved. Neither did she want to hit the end of the track at a high rate of speed and derail the engine. It felt as though she was inching through the dark, but it was much better than walking, feeling her way over a mile of tunnel lined with high-voltage cables.It hit her in the dark.

For a split second, she thought someone had laid a live cable on the track. In the next instant, a sound that wasn’t a sound thrummed through her, plucking every nerve in her body, making her vision go white. And then her hand brushed rock and she realized that she had fallen across the console, was hanging halfway out of the tiny, trundling engine, was about to fall out into darkness.Head spinning, she managed to grab the edge of the console and pull herself back into the cab. Flipped the switch with one shaking hand and half-fell to the floor, where she curled up, gripping her knees, her breath a whimpering in the dark.

“Holy God,” she whispered. “Oh, Blessed Mother. Oh, Jesus.”

She could feel it out there. Still feel it. It didn’t make a sound now, but she felt its nearness and couldn’t stop trembling.She sat still for a long time, head on her knees, until rational thought began to come back.She couldn’t be mistaken. She’d passed through time twice, and knew the feeling. But this hadn’t been nearly so shocking. Her skin still prickled and her nerves jumped and her inner ears rang as though she’d thrust her head into a hive of hornets—but she felt solid. She felt as though a red-hot wire had sliced her in two, but she hadn’t had the horrible sense of being disassembled, turned physically inside out.

A terrible thought sent her surging to her feet, clinging to the console.

Had she jumped? Was she somewhere—somewhen—else?

But the metal console was cool and solid under her hands, the smell of damp rock and cable insulation unchanged.“No,” she whispered, and flicked the power light for reassurance. It came on, and the train, still in gear, gave a sudden lurch. Hastily, she throttled back the speed to less than a crawl.She couldn’t have jumped into the past.

Small objects in direct contact with a traveler’s person seemed to move with them, but an entire train and its track was surely pushing it. “Besides,” she said out loud, “if you’d gone more than twenty-five years or so into the past, the tunnel wouldn’t be here. You’d be inside… solid rock.” Her gorge rose suddenly, and she threw up.The sense of… it… was receding, though. It—whatever it was—was behind her. Well, that settled it, she thought, wiping her mouth with the back of her hand. There bloody well had to be a door at the far end, because there was no way she was going back the way she’d come.

There was a door. A plain, ordinary, industrial metal door. And a padlock, unlocked, hanging from an open hasp. She could smell WD-40; someone had oiled the hinges, very recently, and the door swung open easily when she turned the knob. She felt suddenly like Alice, after falling down the White Rabbit’s hole. A really mad Alice.A steep flight of steps lay on the other side of the door, dimly lit—and at the top was another metal door, edged with light. She could hear the rumble and the metallic whine of a ceiling crane in operation.Her breath was coming fast, and not from the effort of climbing the stairs. What would she find on the other side? It was the servicing chamber inside the dam; she knew that much. But would she find Thursday on the other side? The same Thursday she’d had when the tunnel doors had closed behind her?She gritted her teeth and opened the door. Rob Cameron was waiting, lounging back against the wall, lit cigarette in hand. He broke into an enormous grin at sight of her, dropped the butt, and stepped on it.

“Knew ye’d make it, hen,” he said. Across the room, Andy and Craig turned from their work and applauded.“Buy ye a pint after work, then, lass,” Andy called.“Two!” shouted Craig.She could still taste bile at the back of her throat. She gave Rob Cameron the sort of look she’d given Mr. Campbell.

“Don’t,” she said evenly, “call me hen.”

His good-looking face twitched and he tugged at his forelock with mock subservience.“Anything you say, boss,” he said.

Tunnel Tigers ~ An Echo in the Bone

[thegildedbee]

Blanket/Weather: May 17 & 18 Prompts by @calaisreno

Lhasa remains steeped in darkness, even though the stars at the roof of the world are beginning to fade as night closes its eyes. Sherlock carefully weaves in-and-out between the long-haul lorries in the crowded service area, moving towards the one that will clandestinely carry him to its destination in Shigatse, which will place him in the vicinity of a rogue copper mine. This improvised transport strategy allows him to slip surreptitiously from town, thwarting the restriction on international visitors that they be accompanied by guides anywhere they travel within the captive region. Careful to remain undetected, he slips through the back door of the attached freight container; once safely inside, he casts light from a pen-sized torch across the boxes, gauging how to arrange a space to conceal his presence.

The blend of noises outside the truck crowd in on his awareness, amplifying his sensation of confinement – snatches of conversation, mostly in Mandarin, random laughter and occasional shouts, the peremptory staccato of a horn, the groaning metallic scraping of engines downshifting, the crunching of gravel under moving vehicles. He sits down, pressing his back against the side wall, knees bent, his hands and fingers idly flipping and spinning the pen torch. After a few moments he stops, puzzled at feeling pulled off-kilter, unsure as to why. This moment, now, is just one more to get through, as are the moments to come over the next five hours, and then in however many days lie ahead. The waiting, the dark, the placelessness – these are all familiar companions; he’s practiced at tamping down his resentment, and meeting each of them with resignation. He allows his mind to drift, seeking to surface useful data . . . and when it comes, the result suggests an odd source -- the similarity of his physical position to that last day before he disappeared, sitting preoccupied on the floor at Bart’s laboratory, bouncing a small rubber ball, waiting for events to unfold. He rubs at his forehead, and exhales with an irritated huff, frowning, displeased that he’s let the memory intrude.

He disciplines himself to shift focus, to stay in the present, by mentally rehearsing the two major tasks he needs to complete today, barring any unfortunate developments that would require starting over. He’s here to neutralize two confederates of Moriarty's syndicate who work for a multinational energy corporation – the first is an enterprising engineer overseeing the digging of an illegal mining pit, the second an executive at the corporate headquarters in Lhasa, who is diverting impressive amounts of monies to the both of them. (Sherlock has no desire to know the whys of their circumstances – whether, in addition to greed, their actions are due to incentives, or blackmail, or outright threats; all he needs to know is that they’re beholden to the dictates of his enemy's network and any bounties they dangle, and are therefore a potential threat to himself if he returns, and to his friends.)

He arrived in the Tibetan Himalayas three days previous, but he’s had to wait impatiently to implement his objectives, betrayed by his body, waiting to gradually shed the debilitating effects of altitude sickness, in his muscles, his stomach, his lungs. He grudgingly admits to himself that the downtime, however, was probably necessary, allowing him to catch his breath in more ways than just the one that's so currently urgent.

The last fortnight had seen him – as Gabriel Vernet, a director at a French biopharmaceuticals start-up – in an unrelentingly tense journey in which he’d conducted business, fake as well as real, in Singapore, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Macau, and then through Sichuan to Chengdu for the flight to Lhasa. He’s been traveling on papers and an operative legend courtesy of the British government for this leg of his odyssey; while he prefers to chart his own course, unencumbered by the high-handed and condescending auditing of his brother, he had conceded to his better wisdom of seeking aid from London while being shadowed by ever-present governmental representatives of the People’s Republic of China -- as well as floating in and out of view of particularly vicious groups of gangsters operating in Southeast Asia.

His knowledge of Mandarin has been essential in keeping his forward movement going; it helped Vernet to facilitate cooperation from the sources he sought out, high and low. It also allowed him to expand his reconnaissance, especially when those on whom he was eavesdropping assumed that the sharply-dressed businessman within earshot was unable to understand their conversation. As a result, he’s obtained a wide-angle view of activities that he might not have been aware of otherwise, beyond his immediate remit. He’s learned, for example, from ancillary figures, of Chinese mobsters from Fujian, who have been tearing through various states in the U.S., muscling their way into the astonishingly lucrative illicit cannabis market that has accompanied legalization. 

He’d crossed cyber-paths again with the Mexican cartel he’d come across digging through the dark internet in Tallinn – the one funding Nigerian meth labs to supply Asian buyers. Here, it’s reversed: Fujian gangsters are using the cartel to smuggle thousands of Chinese workers into the United States to produce illicit drugs –  trafficked in to do agricultural labor at burgeoning marijuana grow sites. Trapped by fences, surveillance cameras, and guards with guns and machetes, the captive immigrants create tens of billions of dollars alone in states such as Oklahoma – a location that's an attractive target due to the abundance of cheap land, the lack of regulations on the size of cannabis farms, and a scarcity of police personnel with the language capabilities needed to translate communications and infiltrate networks. For what it might be worth, Sherlock had passed along what he’d learned to the CIA’s Crime and Narcotics Center.

He’ll be on a tight schedule in Shigatse today, needing to collect photographic evidence of the illegal mine, and still leave time enough to make it to the railroad station platform, and mingle inconspicuously amongst the groups boarding the local train bound for Lhasa. Once he's settled aboard, he’ll add the pictures to the files of documentary evidence he’s carrying on his mobile, and, as they near the city, he’ll press send and deliver the folder to one of the corporation’s higher-ups who is eager to rise even higher. Once the recipient verifies the information contained in the anonymous gift, he’ll be thrilled to gain credit as the conduit for the revelations it contains to his superiors in Beijing. 

They’ve made good time on the road, and Sherlock stands up and stretches, releasing the kinks in his back, and jogging in place to get his adrenaline running. In his worn camping gear, he’s dressed completely different from Vernet, in his bespoke suits, with his expensive leather briefcase, and the expected Rolex watch. 

The fact that copper mines require supplies of water will lend him the needed cover afforded by yet another identity – there are wetlands in the area, and it is unsurprising that a Canadian wildlife biologist on an international team will be there on foot, surveying the habitat of the black-necked crane. If anyone questions him, he’ll indicate that each of the members of the team have temporarily spread out to cover a greater area. There has been a great deal of anger, within Tibet and worldwide, at the damage done to the plateau’s environment due to China’s resource extraction agenda and its urbanization policies– the protections that the PRC is extending to the vulnerable black-necked crane population have been a public relations plus for them. The birds are currently in the vicinity, completing their breeding cycle, and as long as he can get in and out quickly, Dr. William Scott’s presence is likely to pass with little scrutiny, as long as his papers are in order. 

Several hours later, Sherlock is relieved that his tracking efforts have paid off with actionable evidence – meaning that there will be no need to scramble for a new plan. After verifying that his file has been successfully delivered, he slumps in his seat, stubbornly indifferent to releasing himself from being on high alert. He knows that letting down his guard is when sloppiness can creep in and mistakes made, but having been awake for more than 24 hours and in action all day long at an altitude that still leaves him easily winded, relentlessly reminding him that breathing is problematic, is taking its toll. One last detail – dropping his mobile so that it lands on the train tracks when he exits – and then, in less than an hour, he can be seated in the hotel's oxygen lounge and restore his body and mind.

As they near the station, he shoulders his rucksack, ready to act out the fiction that he’s attached to one of the groups he’s sat nearby, and pulls out his mobile in order to remove the sim card. But when the screen lights up after he turns it over in his hand, he’s startled to find a text message notification -- receiving messages is not supposed to happen, ever, on this unit. No one has the number, save one person. This is not good. This is very much not good.

He takes in and releases several breaths to try and lower his pulse rate, hoping that when he clicks on the icon that he’ll find nothing more dramatic than someone misdirecting their text. At first glance, the message does appear to be irrelevant; at second glance, however, it is evident that the innocuous platitude it contains is negated by the fact that it is written in code.

His anxiety spikes at deciphering the communique: emergency action needed, abandon the hotel -- which means he'll not be returning to the inviting bed, the soft pillows, the warm blanket. There is no indication of why, or of what comes next, other than that he’ll be met at the station by a man who will identify himself as a tour leader from the Council for the Preservation of Sacred Alpine Cranes, and that he is to reply in Mandarin that he was honored to have seen four pairs of the noble birds nesting safely when he inspected the field site.

Other than this terse instruction, he has no idea what he’ll find once he leaves the train, and whether or not he is walking into a trap. And as he gazes out the window at the dark clouds beginning to gather in the east, he sees that the weather may be turning against him as well.

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Happy Birthday Scottish actor Richard Wilson.

Born Ian Colquhoun Wilson,July 9th 1936 in Greenock, he went on to study science there before completing his National Service in Singapore with the Royal Medical Army Corps. Wilson was a late convert to acting as he worked as a research scientist in Glasgow until the age of 27. He then trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London. Before his most famous role as Victor Meldrew, he participated in theatre productions in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Manchester. He also directed several plays.

After several bit parts in TV shows including The Sweeney and Some Mothers Do Have 'Em' in 1978, he portrayed a regular character in the show A Sharp Intake of Breath'with David Jason between 1977 and 1980. This was followed by lead roles in the show High and Dry in 1985, and Hot Metal in 1988. It was in between these two series that I first noticed Richar Wilson in the fantastic BBC Scotland series Tutti Frutti with a host of other Scots, including Robbie Coltrane, Maurice Roëves and Katy Murphy, Richard was Eddie Clockerty, the group's devious and exploitative manager, I remember fondly the scenes he shared with Kate Murphy as his lippy secretary Miss Toner.

Wilson then won his most famous role as Victor Meldrew, although he initially turned down the part as he was younger than the character, in the sitcom One Foot in the Grave. The line 'I Don't Believe It' became the character's catchphrase, the show ran for ten years before they finally bumped him off

After One Foot in the Grave, Wilson enjoyed roles in 'High Stakes' and Life As We Know It' in 2001. Between 2002 and 2004, he appeared in several TV movies including Jeffrey Archer: The Truth and King of Fridges

Wilson returned to a recurring TV show in the form of Born and Bred' between 2004 and 2005 and has since made the transition from a grumpy old man to a wise, old apothecary in Merlin, which debuted in 2008 and finished in 2012. Since then he has been picky with his roles and not appeared in too many shows, however a wee look at Indb tells me he has two projects on the go just now, Everything I Ever Wanted to Tell My Daughter About Men also stars Alan Cummings and How Sweetly it turns.

Richard has devoted his time to working for the gay rights campaign group Stonewall he is also a patron for the Scottish Youth Theatre and has been a long-term supporter of the charity Sense.

Wilson was planning to reprise the iconic character of Victor Meldrew for one night only at The Edinburgh Fringe a few years back but in the run-up to the event the actor suddenly fell ill and had to pull out.

It was later revealed he suffered a heart attack but remembers nothing of it. He told BBC Radio 2′s Graham Norton:

“I had a heart attack and fell off a balcony. I don’t remember a thing about it.The great thing about the accident – I’m going to mention because I’d love to know who it was – the great thing about the accident is that there was a doctor walking by, and if he hadn’t been walking by, I wouldn’t be talking to you now"

The veteran actor is still working, latest roles have been in Around the World in 80 Days in 2021, A new film, Sweetly It Turns is next for Wilson.

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My favorite radio stations. 💖😙💗🥰🎶📻🎵

91.3 RSU college radio. I have been listening to them for about 15 years. 💗 (as long as I've lived in Oklahoma and for the brief couple of years I did not I still streamed them online daily!) Always plays the best new indie and has amazing weekly programming blocks for punk rock, Latin alternative, metal, oldies (sockhop Saturday morning! One of my favorite blocks!), bluegrass, folk, psychedelic, lofi, hip hop, dance, country, reggae, even grateful dead has their own block, throwback blocks to 00s/90s/80s/70s/60s and just everything good! I will always love this station!

One FM 91.3 Singapore i found by accident when trying to get rsu on a smart speaker. A happy accident bc now they are one of the only other stations I will play regularly. They are newer. There are virtually no ads, they play great tracks from the 80s 90s and 00s and they are very pleasant when they do have their small talk shows and programing blocks, its also great to hear about Singapore traditions and lifestyles. Their time is different from mine so it is fun they will be talking about going to bed when I'm making breakfast or talking about morning things when its time for bed here and play Saturday night party remixes all Saturday morning and day, the extra long remix Mashup dance tracks are actually a lot of fun so I'm glad!

Irish pub radio is a great one for irish classics and popular Irish artists of today. My family is Irish heritage and I've grown up with this music. They tend to repeat a lot of things but I will put this on when I need my Irish fix or really want to hear the saw doctors. Cead mile failte. 🇮🇪

This one is pretty self explanatory. It's queen Selena Quintanilla Perez radio all Selena all day. For some reason it no longer works on tunein but the website seems to still work. I love Selena. Anything for Selenas. 👏👸

Favorite Bands/Discographies, if i haven't posted a song from any of these artists that you're looking for request it and I will!

mewithoutyou, Mother Mother, Margot & the nuclear so and so's/Richard Edwards, The avett brothers, An Cafe, The Get up kids, The postal service, The pillows, Nigel silverthorne/the Natalie fight, Jukebox the ghost, Mika, Andrew Jackson jihad, Ai otsuka, Annuals, Manchester Orchestra, Fun., Dear and the Headlights, Hot Hot Heat, Selena, Of Montreal, Vampire Weekend, Miniature Tigers, Frightened Rabbit, Alan Jackson, Kaela Kimura, Maria mena, Blink 182, Saint motel, Daft punk, The Grateful Dead, Kimya Dawson/moldy peaches/the uncluded, Jd natasha, Talking heads, Frank Sinatra, The Saw Doctors, Good Charlotte, 1997, Seatbelts, Yoko kanno, The Used, Forgive durden, Buddy Holly, Architecture in helsinki, Johnny Cash, Kate nash, Anais mitchell, The new pornagraphers, electric light orchestra, oingo boingo, dethklok, tenacious d, beastie boys, death cab for cutie, flight of the Conchords, childish gambino, cursive,...

Always adding more as i think of them/if I've posted any artists song not listed here chances are they're still a fav so you can ask for tracks by them.

[jcmarchi]

Singapore-based Firmus wins recognition for AI data centre design

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Singapore-based Firmus wins recognition for AI data centre design

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Singapore-based Firmus Technologies has been recognised with the Asia Pacific Data Centre Project of the Year award for its AI Factory facility.

The facility stands out for its advanced infrastructure and focus on energy efficiency, reflecting broader efforts to meet the rising demands of AI computing sustainably.

The AI Factory is part of Firmus’s ongoing initiative to transform existing ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) into GPU-powered AI computing platforms. The redesigned centres are equipped with state-of-the-art hardware and efficient cooling systems, enabling them to meet both enterprise and research needs with improved energy performance metrics.

As artificial intelligence continues to need more power, energy efficiency has become a major issue. Firmus has addressed the issue for nearly a decade with its AI Factory platform, which combines advanced immersion cooling technology with dependable design, build, and operation services. The company states its platform has several significant advantages, including:

Energy efficiency: 45% more FLOP per utility picoJoule than traditional data centres,

Cost-effectiveness: Up to 30% cheaper total cost of ownership (TCO) than direct-to-chip cooling platforms,

Scalability and sustainability: Supports high-density AI workloads while reducing environmental effects,

Global expertise: A track record in building and operating immersion-cooled data centres in Singapore and Australia.

The deployment of the AI Factory in Singapore shows how innovative approaches to data centre infrastructure can address the energy demands of AI. The project highlights a potential pathway for sustainable AI development by achieving a pPUE of 1.02 and a reduction in energy consumption of 45%. The achievement aligns with Singapore’s National AI Strategy 2.0, which emphasises sustainable growth in AI and data centre innovation.

Tim Rosenfield, co-CEO of Firmus Technologies, explained the broader vision behind the project, noting that it’s about balancing AI growth with sustainability. “By rethinking data centre design, we have created a platform that supports the growth of AI while promoting environmental sustainability. If we can do it in Singapore, where space is constrained and the humid climate is against us, we can do it anywhere,” he said.

Firmus has recently changed its leadership team, adding Dr. Daniel Kearney as chief technology officer. Previously AWS’s Head of Technology for the ASEAN Enterprise business, Kearney leads the engineering team at Firmus. He pointed out how sustainable AI infrastructure is becoming essential as AI technologies expand. “This win against established data centre players recognises the importance of technology like ours in meeting the growth of AI and the energy challenges it brings,” he said.

The company has been advancing its work through the Sustainable Metal Cloud (SMC), an initiative aimed at improving the efficiency and sustainability of AI infrastructure. Recent updates from Firmus include:

Power efficiency benchmarks: Firmus became the first to publish comprehensive power consumption data alongside performance results for the MLPerf Training benchmark,

Policy contributions: Insights from Tim Rosenfield contributed to the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change’s policy agenda on managing the energy demands of the AI sector,

Industry discussions: At ATxSG24, Firmus’s Chairman, Edward Pretty, joined a panel featuring organisations like NVIDIA, the World Bank, and Alibaba Cloud to explore the balance between sustainability and the computational needs of AI,

Hypercube expansion: Firmus’s team of 700 is installing the first fleet of Sustainable AI Factories, known as HyperCubes in multiple regions.

Engagement at NVIDIA GTC 2024: The company participated in two panels at NVIDIA’s GTC event, discussing sustainable AI infrastructure alongside partners like NVIDIA, Deloitte, and WEKA.

See also: The AI revolution: Reshaping data centres and the digital landscape 

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Roofing and Metal Works in Singapore: Your Ultimate Guide to Expert Services

When it comes to construction and renovation, quality roofing and flooring are essential for ensuring durability, safety, and aesthetic appeal. In Singapore, one of the most trusted solutions for long-lasting roofs and reliable flooring comes from roofing specialists and metal works contractors. If you are looking for professional services related to residential metal roof panels, mezzanine platforms, or expert flooring contractors, it is crucial to understand what options are available to meet your needs.

Roofing Specialist Singapore: Quality Roofing Solutions for Homes and Businesses

A roofing specialist Singapore is key to ensuring that your home or commercial building has a durable, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing roof. With the tropical climate in Singapore, roofs must be able to withstand heavy rainfall, strong winds, and intense sunlight. Whether you are installing a new roof, repairing an old one, or replacing damaged panels, working with a professional roofing contractor ensures the job is done right.

Residential Metal Roof Panels: Durable, Cost-Effective, and Eco-Friendly

When it comes to roofing materials, metal roofs are gaining popularity for their durability, long lifespan, and minimal maintenance needs. Residential metal roof panels are particularly effective in Singapore's climate due to their resistance to corrosion and ability to reflect sunlight, helping to keep homes cooler. Metal roofs are available in various styles, including standing seam panels, corrugated panels, and interlocking panels, which can be tailored to suit the design and architecture of any home.

Some of the key benefits of residential metal roofing include:

Longevity: Metal roofs can last 40-70 years, far surpassing the typical lifespan of asphalt shingles.

Energy Efficiency: They provide superior thermal insulation, reducing the need for air conditioning.

Minimal Maintenance: Metal roofs are low-maintenance, requiring only occasional cleaning.

Eco-Friendly: They are made from recyclable materials, making them an environmentally responsible choice.

If you're considering upgrading to a metal roof, make sure to choose a trusted metal roof contractor Singapore who can help with the selection, installation, and maintenance.

Metal Roof Contractor Singapore: Expertise and Precision

Hiring an experienced metal roof contractor Singapore ensures that your roofing project is completed with precision and high-quality materials. These professionals are skilled in installing and maintaining metal roofs for both residential and commercial properties. A reputable contractor will offer a thorough consultation to discuss the best options for your home or business, ensuring the roof meets all safety standards and design preferences.

Additionally, metal roof contractors in Singapore have the expertise to handle installation in difficult conditions, such as extreme weather or complex roof designs. They use cutting-edge techniques to ensure your roof is secure, long-lasting, and visually appealing.

Building Mezzanine Floor Singapore: Optimizing Space

For businesses and homeowners looking to maximize their building's potential, building a mezzanine floor Singapore offers an excellent solution. A mezzanine is an intermediate floor that is built between the main floors of a building, typically with an open or partially enclosed design. This adds significant space for offices, storage, or leisure areas without the need for extensive renovations or new constructions.

Mezzanine platforms are often used in warehouses, retail spaces, and homes to optimize vertical space, increase storage capacity, or add a second living area. These platforms can be customized with metalworks such as steel frames and concrete flooring, offering both strength and versatility.

Flooring Contractor Singapore: Expertise in Flooring Solutions

A key part of any building project is choosing the right flooring. Whether you're installing flooring in a new home or upgrading your office space, a flooring contractor Singapore can help you choose the best materials based on your needs and budget. From hardwood and tiles to industrial concrete and vinyl, flooring contractors offer a wide range of materials and installation services.

Professional flooring specialists in Singapore ensure that your floors are not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable and functional. They offer expert guidance on selecting the right flooring materials based on factors such as traffic, moisture levels, and budget constraints.

The Best Metal Roof for Residential Applications

The best metal roof for residential applications depends on various factors, including climate, design preferences, and budget. Some popular choices include:

Aluminum: Highly resistant to corrosion and ideal for coastal areas.

Steel: Strong, affordable, and versatile in design options.

Copper: Premium quality with a distinct patina that improves with age.

Each type of metal offers distinct benefits, so consulting with a roofing specialist or metal roof contractor can help you make the right decision for your home.

Conclusion

Whether you're looking to install a metal roof, build a mezzanine platform, or hire a flooring contractor in Singapore, selecting the right professional is crucial for ensuring quality results. Companies like Metal Works Singapore provide top-tier services in roofing, metal works, and flooring, combining technical expertise with attention to detail. For the best solutions in residential and commercial building needs, consider partnering with a trusted contractor that specializes in these critical areas. Visit https://metalworks.sg/ to learn more and get started on your next project.

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The Best Paint Colors for Your Home in Singapore: What Works and Why

Choosing the right paint color for your home can be both exciting and overwhelming. The colors you select set the tone for your space, creating an atmosphere that reflects your style and enhances the ambiance of your home. However, in Singapore’s tropical climate, there are additional factors to consider beyond just aesthetics. The heat, humidity, and sunlight can all affect how certain colors appear and how they hold up over time.

In this blog, we’ll explore the best paint colors for your home in Singapore, taking into account both practical and aesthetic considerations, as well as expert tips from professional painting services Singapore.

1. Light and Neutral Colors for a Cool, Calm Vibe

One of the most popular choices for homes in Singapore is light, neutral tones. These colors not only help to keep the indoor temperature feeling cooler but also reflect more light, making the space feel brighter and more airy.

Whites and Off-Whites White is a classic choice for interiors, particularly in hot climates like Singapore’s. It makes spaces look larger, fresher, and more inviting. Off-white shades, such as cream, ivory, and beige, are also excellent choices for creating a calm and neutral backdrop, allowing other design elements—such as furniture, artwork, and accessories—to stand out. They’re also versatile enough to work in any room, from living rooms to bedrooms.

Light Greys and Beige Light grey and beige tones are ideal for those who want a bit more warmth compared to white but still want a light and airy feel. These shades are also great for creating a sophisticated look that blends well with both modern and traditional furniture styles. Greys can also have cool or warm undertones, so you can select a tone that complements your space’s natural lighting.

2. Soft Pastels for a Serene, Refreshing Feel

Pastel colors are an excellent option for creating a serene and refreshing atmosphere in your home. Soft blues, greens, pinks, and lilacs bring a sense of tranquility, which is especially important for bedrooms and bathrooms.

Soft Blue Blue tones are known for their calming effect, making them ideal for bedrooms, living rooms, or study areas. Soft, light blues, in particular, evoke a sense of peace and relaxation. If you have large windows that let in natural light, soft blue can help balance the bright daylight and create a cool, restful atmosphere inside.

Pale Green Green is often associated with nature and can have a calming, refreshing effect on a room. Pale greens, like mint or sage, are especially popular in Singapore homes, where lush greenery is abundant. These colors work well in spaces where you want to encourage relaxation, such as living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms.

3. Bold Accent Colors to Add Personality and Drama

While light and neutral shades are perfect for larger areas, bold accent colors are a great way to infuse personality and energy into specific areas of your home. Whether it’s an accent wall, a statement door, or small design features, bold colors can make a dramatic impact.

Deep Blue or Navy Darker blues such as navy or indigo are excellent for adding sophistication and elegance to your home. Navy works beautifully in living rooms or dining areas, where it creates a rich, calming environment. These colors pair well with both neutral and metallic accents, allowing you to add dimension to your space without overwhelming it.

Mustard Yellow or Deep Red If you want to create a lively and inviting atmosphere, rich tones like mustard yellow or deep red can work wonders. These colors bring warmth and vibrancy to any room, making them perfect for accent walls or even smaller rooms such as dining rooms or entryways.

4. Earthy Tones for a Natural, Grounded Look

Earth tones, such as browns, terracotta, ochre, and muted oranges, bring warmth and a sense of groundedness to any space. These colors are especially fitting for homes with an organic, nature-inspired design, or those with a rustic, bohemian vibe.

Terracotta and Warm Browns These earthy colors create a cozy, welcoming environment. Terracotta is perfect for adding warmth to living rooms, kitchens, or dining areas, especially in spaces with wooden furniture or natural stone elements. Warm brown tones, from taupes to chestnut, are excellent for bedrooms or living areas where you want to create a comforting and relaxing space.

Olive Green and Dark Brown Darker earthy tones like olive green and deep brown are great choices for creating a more grounded, serene atmosphere. These colors can be paired with lighter shades of beige or white to balance the intensity. Olive green, in particular, brings an earthy, nature-inspired feel that works wonderfully in spaces with lots of plants or natural light.

5. Consider the Impact of Singapore’s Sunlight

In Singapore, the amount of sunlight your home receives throughout the day can significantly affect how paint colors appear. Bright natural light tends to bring out the true vibrancy of colors, while spaces with less direct sunlight can make darker shades appear more muted.

Test Paint Samples Before committing to a color, it’s always a good idea to test paint samples in the actual room. Paint a few swatches on your walls and observe how they look throughout the day as the light shifts. Colors can look drastically different under natural sunlight, artificial lighting, and even on different surfaces.

Use Lighter Colors in Dark Rooms In rooms with limited natural light, consider using lighter shades like whites, creams, or light pastels to help reflect light and brighten the space. Dark colors can make a room feel smaller and more enclosed if it doesn’t receive much sunlight.

6. The Role of Paint Finishes

The paint finish you choose can also impact how the color appears and how it holds up in Singapore's climate. Different finishes provide varying levels of sheen, durability, and ease of maintenance.

Matte Finish Matte finishes are great for creating a soft, smooth look and are ideal for hiding imperfections on walls. However, matte finishes are more susceptible to stains and may require more frequent touch-ups, especially in high-traffic areas.

Satin or Eggshell Finish These finishes offer a subtle sheen and are more durable than matte. They are resistant to dirt and moisture, making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, or kids’ rooms where walls are likely to encounter spills and stains. Satin finishes also reflect light slightly, which can help brighten up darker rooms.

Gloss or Semi-Gloss Finish Gloss and semi-gloss finishes are the most durable and easiest to clean. These finishes are perfect for trim, doors, and high-traffic areas. They also reflect the most light, which can be particularly helpful in darker spaces. However, they can show imperfections more easily, so it’s important to ensure your surfaces are smooth and well-prepared.

Conclusion

Choosing the right paint colors for your home in painting services Singapore involves balancing both aesthetic preferences and practical considerations. The hot, humid climate, as well as the amount of natural sunlight in each room, will impact how your paint job holds up over time and how the colors will appear. Lighter, neutral colors and soft pastels are ideal for creating a cool, relaxing atmosphere, while bolder tones can be used as accents to add personality and energy to your space.

With guidance from professional painting services Singapore, you can find the perfect color palette that enhances your home’s style and withstands the challenges of the tropical climate.

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Utility Locator Market Size, Share, Trends, Growth Opportunities and Competitive Outlook

"Utility Locator Market - Industry Trends and Forecast to 2028

Global Utility Locator Market, By Technique (Electromagnetic Field, Ground Penetrating Radar and Others), Offering (Equipment and Services), Target (Metallic and Non-Metallic), End User Industry (Telecommunication, Electricity, Water and Sewage, Oil and Gas, Transportation and Others), Country (U.S., Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South America, Germany, Italy, U.K., France, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia, Rest of Europe, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia-Pacific, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa) Industry Trends and Forecast to 2028.

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**Segments**

- Based on technology, the utility locator market can be segmented into electromagnetic induction, ground penetrating radar (GPR), and others. Electromagnetic induction technology is widely used for detecting buried utilities by generating electromagnetic field signals. Ground penetrating radar technology uses radar pulses to image the subsurface and is effective in detecting pipes, cables, and other utilities that emit electromagnetic signals. Other technologies such as acoustic sensors and GPS-based systems are also gaining traction in the utility locator market.

- On the basis of offering, the market can be categorized into equipment and services. Utility locator equipment includes handheld devices, ground penetrating radar systems, electromagnetic locators, and other hardware used for detecting underground utilities. Utility locator services comprise onsite utility locating services provided by professionals using advanced equipment and techniques to accurately map underground utilities and prevent accidents during excavation activities.

- By application, the utility locator market can be divided into oil & gas, telecommunications, electricity, water & wastewater, and others. In the oil & gas industry, utility locators are crucial for identifying pipelines and preventing damage during construction or maintenance activities. Telecommunications companies use utility locators to locate and map underground cables and conduits to ensure network reliability. Utility locators are also essential in electricity, water, and wastewater industries to prevent service disruptions and accidents caused by accidental utility strikes during digging operations.

**Market Players**

- Radiodetection Corporation - Vivax-Metrotech - Guideline Geo - Hexagon AB - The Charles Machine Works, Inc. - Leica Geosystems AG - Maverick Inspection Ltd. - Michael Baker International, LLC - Plowman Craven Limited - Sensors & Software Inc.

For more detailed insights and comprehensive analysis of the global utility locator market, please visit: https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/reports/global-utility-locator-marketThe global utility locator market is experiencing significant growth due to the increasing need for accurate mapping of underground utilities to prevent accidents and service disruptions. The market segmentation based on technology highlights the diverse range of tools and methods used for utility locating, with electromagnetic induction and ground penetrating radar being the primary technologies. Electromagnetic induction technology is preferred for its ability to detect buried utilities by generating electromagnetic field signals, while ground penetrating radar technology offers precise imaging of subsurface structures like pipes and cables. The emergence of other technologies such as acoustic sensors and GPS-based systems further expands the capabilities of utility locators, catering to a wide range of applications and user requirements.

In terms of offerings, the market is divided into equipment and services, reflecting the comprehensive solutions available for utility locating needs. Utility locator equipment includes a variety of handheld devices, radar systems, electromagnetic locators, and other hardware designed to detect underground utilities accurately. On the other hand, utility locator services encompass onsite locating services provided by skilled professionals equipped with advanced tools to ensure precise mapping of underground infrastructures. This segmentation underscores the holistic approach adopted by market players to address the diverse needs of industries such as oil & gas, telecommunications, electricity, and water & wastewater.

Speaking of applications, the utility locator market serves various sectors ranging from oil & gas to telecommunications, highlighting the critical role of underground utility mapping in ensuring operational efficiency and safety. In the oil & gas industry, utility locators play a vital role in identifying pipelines and minimizing damage risks during construction and maintenance activities. Telecommunications companies rely on utility locators to accurately map underground cables and conduits to maintain network reliability and minimize service disruptions. Similarly, the electricity, water, and wastewater sectors benefit from utility locators in preventing accidents and service interruptions caused by inadvertent utility strikes during excavation operations.

The market players in the global utility locator market are at the forefront of driving innovation and technological advancements to meet the evolving needs of industries relying on underground utility mapping. Companies such as Radiodetection Corporation, Vivax-M**Segments**

- Based on technology, the utility locator market can be segmented into electromagnetic induction, ground penetrating radar (GPR), and others. Electromagnetic induction technology is widely used for detecting buried utilities by generating electromagnetic field signals. Ground penetrating radar technology uses radar pulses to image the subsurface and is effective in detecting pipes, cables, and other utilities that emit electromagnetic signals. Other technologies such as acoustic sensors and GPS-based systems are also gaining traction in the utility locator market.

- On the basis of offering, the market can be categorized into equipment and services. Utility locator equipment includes handheld devices, ground penetrating radar systems, electromagnetic locators, and other hardware used for detecting underground utilities. Utility locator services comprise onsite utility locating services provided by professionals using advanced equipment and techniques to accurately map underground utilities and prevent accidents during excavation activities.

- By application, the utility locator market can be divided into oil & gas, telecommunications, electricity, water & wastewater, and others. In the oil & gas industry, utility locators are crucial for identifying pipelines and preventing damage during construction or maintenance activities. Telecommunications companies use utility locators to locate and map underground cables and conduits to ensure network reliability. Utility locators are also essential in electricity, water, and wastewater industries to prevent service disruptions and accidents caused by accidental utility strikes during digging operations.

**Market Players**

- Radiodetection Corporation - Vivax-Metrotech - Guideline Geo - Hexagon AB - The Charles Machine Works

Key Coverage in the Utility Locator Market Report:

Detailed analysis of Global Utility Locator Market by a thorough assessment of the technology, product type, application, and other key segments of the report

Qualitative and quantitative analysis of the market along with CAGR calculation for the forecast period

Investigative study of the market dynamics including drivers, opportunities, restraints, and limitations that can influence the market growth

Comprehensive analysis of the regions of the Utility Locator industry and their futuristic growth outlook

Competitive landscape benchmarking with key coverage of company profiles, product portfolio, and business expansion strategies

Table of Content:

Part 01: Executive Summary

Part 02: Scope of the Report

Part 03: Global Utility Locator Market Landscape

Part 04: Global Utility Locator Market Sizing

Part 05: Global Utility Locator Market Segmentation by Product

Part 06: Five Forces Analysis

Part 07: Customer Landscape

Part 08: Geographic Landscape

Part 09: Decision Framework

Part 10: Drivers and Challenges

Part 11: Market Trends

Part 12: Vendor Landscape

Part 13: Vendor Analysis

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