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Prysmian Reinforces Its Long-Term Commitment to Asia Pacific, Supporting the Next Wave of Energy and Digital Infrastructure Growth

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Prysmian Reinforces Its Long-Term Commitment to Asia Pacific, Supporting the Next Wave of Energy and Digital Infrastructure Growth
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Prysmian Reinforces Its Long-Term Commitment to Asia Pacific, Supporting the Next Wave of Energy and Digital Infrastructure Growth

2026-01-27 11:38 Last Updated At:11:55

SINGAPORE, Jan. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As Asia Pacific accelerates its energy transition and digital expansion, Prysmian, the world's leading cable solutions provider, continues to strengthen its role in enabling resilient, efficient, and sustainable infrastructure across the region.

With five decades of continuous operations in Singapore, Prysmian's long-standing presence reflects a deep understanding of regional infrastructure needs—ranging from power grids and renewable energy systems to digital networks, transport, and urban developments.

AI Data Centres Driving Structural Demand

The rapid growth of AI data centres is reshaping infrastructure demand globally. These facilities require significantly higher power capacity, advanced digital connectivity, and robust thermal performance. Meanwhile, the scarcity of key raw materials, particularly copper—is exerting sustained pressure on supply chains and component costs. This surge extends to the broader technology ecosystem, where prices of key computer components—such as solid-state drives and graphics processing units—have risen by up to 30 percent, largely driven by AI-related demand. Against this backdrop, infrastructure solutions must not only deliver superior performance but also optimize material usage and long-term sustainability.

Engineering Innovation for Sustainable Performance

Responding to these challenges, Prysmian continues to advance cable technology that balances performance, efficiency, and environmental impact. Most recently, the company also introduced in Southeast Asia a new power cable design that allows us to deliver the same power as conventional cables while using less copper and featuring a smaller overall diameter.

This innovation, already successfully adopted in major data centres in other regions by Prysmian, is made possible through advanced optimisation of insulation and sheathing materials, allowing the cable to safely operate at temperatures up to 110 degrees Celsius compared to the industry norm of 90 degrees Celsius.

Key benefits include:

  • Reduced copper usage, resulting in a lower carbon footprint during production
  • Lower overall cost, addressing market pressure from rising material prices
  • Lighter weight, enabling more efficient transportation and reduced emissions
  • Smaller bending radius, allowing easier installation, reduced space requirements, and faster deployment

These features directly support long-term, sustainable infrastructure development, particularly in data centres, power networks, and high-density urban environments.

Sustaining Leadership in Energy and Digital Infrastructure

Backed by its global scale—107 plants, 27 R&D centres, more than 33,000 employees, and over €17 billion in revenues in 2024—Prysmian continues to support Asia Pacific's infrastructure growth with proven expertise and innovation.

Singapore remains a key business and distribution hub for the Group, supporting customers across the region with advanced, high-performance cable solutions. Prysmian is also contributing to regional clean energy ambitions, including early-stage engineering and feasibility work on cross-border power connectivity projects.

Sustainability as a Long-Term Imperative

Prysmian's innovation strategy is closely aligned with its sustainability commitments. The company aims for 55 percent of its revenue to come from sustainable products and solutions by 2028 and has committed to achieving Net Zero across its operations and value chain by 2035.

Recent global recognitions—including inclusion in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2025 and ranking among TIME Magazine's World's Most Sustainable Companies—underscore Prysmian's progress in embedding sustainability into both technology development and operational excellence.

Looking Ahead

As infrastructure demand continues to intensify, Prysmian remains focused on delivering solutions that are not only reliable and future-ready but also designed for long-term environmental and economic sustainability.

With decades of experience in Singapore and across Asia Pacific, the company continues to invest in innovation, local capabilities, and partnerships to support the region's next phase of energy and digital transformation.

About Prysmian

Prysmian is a global cable solutions provider leading the energy transition and digital transformation. With nearly 150 years of experience, the company develops sustainable, high-performing, and innovative solutions across Transmission, Power Grid, Electrification, and Digital Solutions. Prysmian is listed on the Italian Stock Exchange and operates in more than 50 countries.

** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **

Prysmian Reinforces Its Long-Term Commitment to Asia Pacific, Supporting the Next Wave of Energy and Digital Infrastructure Growth

Prysmian Reinforces Its Long-Term Commitment to Asia Pacific, Supporting the Next Wave of Energy and Digital Infrastructure Growth

Prysmian Reinforces Its Long-Term Commitment to Asia Pacific, Supporting the Next Wave of Energy and Digital Infrastructure Growth

Prysmian Reinforces Its Long-Term Commitment to Asia Pacific, Supporting the Next Wave of Energy and Digital Infrastructure Growth

Introducing Nori, a system-level AI designed for shared coordination across modern families

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Domus Next Inc. today announced the launch of Nori, the world's first AI built specifically for family life. Designed from inception as a shared system rather than a personal assistant, Nori supports the routines, responsibilities, and coordination that shape how families function day to day.

In practice, those routines are handled across a variety of disconnected apps — calendars, task lists, messages, shopping notes, and meal planners, which leads to unnecessary complexity, missed handoffs, and constant manual coordination when multiple people and devices are involved.

As artificial intelligence expands beyond workplace applications, a new category of consumer AI is emerging to address these challenges. Family coordination requires systems with persistent memory, shared context, and the ability to follow through on multi-step actions across people and devices — capabilities which individual tools and general-purpose assistants were never designed to support. Built as a shared system, Nori maintains family-specific context over time and supports coordination across schedules, tasks, meals, and everyday logistics. 

"Agentic AI has changed what's possible at home," said Isaac Long, founder of Nori. "For the first time, AI systems can reason across shared context and take coordinated action. That's exactly what family life requires — not another individual assistant, but a system designed to manage routines and responsibilities together."

Nori's intelligence is designed specifically for family context, maintaining persistent memory of preferences, dietary restrictions, routines, and scheduling patterns that accumulate over time. This shared understanding allows the system to support complex, real-world coordination, such as organizing schedules, assigning tasks, and planning meals around availability and household preferences.

Unlike passive productivity tools that families must manage manually, Nori can create calendar events, assign tasks, and track completion within the shared system, helping reduce the coordination burden that often falls on one person.

Core family functions including calendars, tasks, recipes, meal planning, and shopping lists are all unified into a single AI-powered platform, with updates reflected across all family members and devices in real time. Families interact with Nori naturally using text, voice, photos, and forwarded emails. A photo of a permission slip can become a calendar event and simple instructions such as "remember soccer practice every Thursday" are understood and shared across all family members.

Nori is available now for iOS, Android, and the web at heynori.com. Core features including shared calendars, tasks, shopping lists, and recipe organization are free, with an optional subscription unlocking advanced AI capabilities such as proactive planning and multi-step coordination. Family Hub hardware integrating Nori's intelligence is planned for June 2026.

For more information, view the product overview video here: or visit http://www.heynori.com.

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About Domus Next Inc.

Domus Next Inc. is building AI infrastructure for family life. Nori, the company's flagship product, is designed with a system-level architecture for shared coordination, persistent family context, and day-to-day decision-making.

Founded in 2025 by veterans from ByteDance and Samsung, the company develops purpose-built AI systems that help families manage schedules, tasks, meals, and daily logistics together. Domus Next Inc. is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

 

** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **

Official Launch: The World's First AI Platform Built Specifically for Family Life

Official Launch: The World's First AI Platform Built Specifically for Family Life

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