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新加坡这个只有300万人口的城市小国,目前正在致力于成为世界级电子与信息通信业巨人——“全球媒体与通信神经中枢”,这是《新科学家》杂志近期一篇署名文章的评论内容。 新加坡政府完全有理由为他们取得的成就自豪。1981年,政府建立国家计算机委员会,仅有25名雇员。今天,新加坡拥有20000名受过计算机专业培训,精通电子信息技术的专家。在亚洲,它的计算机产量仅次于日本名列第二。新加坡还拥有世界最先进的通讯网之一,电话通讯全部实现光纤化和数字
Singapore, a small city of just 3 million, is currently working on becoming a world-class giant in the electronics and information communications industry, the global hub for media and communications, a review of a recent article by The New Scientist magazine. The Singapore government has every reason to be proud of what they have achieved. In 1981, the government established a National Computer Commission with only 25 employees. Today, Singapore has 20,000 specialists trained in computer science and specializing in electronic information technology. In Asia, its computer output is second only to Japan. Singapore also boasts one of the most advanced communications networks in the world, with all telephone communications being fiberized and digitized