Singtel Receives Frost & Sullivan's 2026 APAC Company of the Year Recognition for 5G Enterprise Leadership
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Singtel received Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 APAC Company of the Year recognition for 5G enterprise leadership, according to the announcement. The recognition ties the company’s work to enterprise connectivity requirements across the region.
Frost & Sullivan said it evaluates companies through benchmarking in strategy effectiveness and strategy execution. In the release, it said Singtel performed in both areas by aligning initiatives with evolving enterprise needs and executing them with efficiency, consistency, and scale.
The announcement describes enterprise connectivity capabilities that include secure, low-latency connectivity and technology solutions supporting digital transformation across the region. It also cites network slicing, high-performance mobility, cloud connectivity, AI, and robotics as part of solutions for supporting real-time applications and improving operational responsiveness and scalability.
Singtel said it worked on multiple deployments and offerings, including collaboration with AGIBOT, where it integrated embodied AI-powered robotics with its 5G network for remote operations. It also referenced a dedicated 5G campus network deployed at The GEAR by Kajima for a connected robotics ecosystem and described a robotics-as-a-service model and Singtel CUBΣ, along with an evolution through AI Studio that it said added agentic AI capabilities, predictive insights, performance assurance, root cause analysis, and automated remediation.
“Singtel is demonstrating how 5G infrastructure can evolve beyond connectivity to become an agile, secure, and financially optimized enterprise utility. Its ability to combine network intelligence, security, and flexible business models is helping enterprises unlock new levels of digital productivity,” said Mei Lee Quah, Senior Director, ICT Research at Frost & Sullivan.
Press release, provided by Cision on behalf of Singtel. Read the original.