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    Crystal Jade holding companies placed into receivership●crystal jade holding companies receivershipGgoogleSG1K2 min ago

    Singapore restaurant group Crystal Jade, known for its Xia Long Bao and Chinese dining brands, is facing restructuring after its holding companies entered receivership. The move puts the future ownership of the widely popular chain in question, though its restaurants continue to trade while the process unfolds, drawing attention from diners and industry watchers across the region.

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    Michelin-noted xiaolongbao stall sells breakfast for US$4 in Singapore●Breakfast options: Michelin noted xiaolongbao in a Singapore hawker centre. US$4 This is one of the more expensive stallMmastodonLifeFood452 h ago

    A hawker centre stall in Singapore serving Michelin-noted xiaolongbao is drawing attention for selling the soup dumplings at around US$4, making it one of the pricier options in the food centre. The writer notes plans to have Hokkien prawn noodles from the neighbouring stall instead, highlighting the range of cheap, quality breakfast choices available in Singapore's hawker centres.

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    Microsoft Brings Native Linux Container Workflows to WSL●Linuxiac: Microsoft Brings Native Linux Container Workflows to WSL https:// linuxiac.com/microsoft-brings- native-linux-MmastodonTechnology01 h ago

    Microsoft has introduced native Linux container workflow support in WSL, letting developers run containers directly within the Windows Subsystem for Linux. The move, reported by Linuxiac, is being discussed among Linux and open-source enthusiasts, who see it as another step in Microsoft's broader embrace of Linux tooling for developers working across Windows and Linux environments.

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    Applied Materials and Kioxia Team Up on AI Memory●Applied Materials, Kioxia Collaborate to Develop AI Memory Technology✉newsTechnology5 h ago

    Applied Materials and Kioxia have announced a collaboration to develop memory technology aimed at artificial intelligence applications. The partnership pairs the US semiconductor equipment maker with the Japanese flash memory producer as demand grows for advanced storage to support AI workloads. Further details on the scope and terms of the agreement were not provided in the initial report.