Where are tech giants’ data centres located in Malaysia?
Malaysia is becoming a major data centre hub in Southeast Asia, attracting significant investments from global tech giants.
MDEC to launch digital city initiative to drive technological adoption and boost smart city agenda
"They can also be an innovation hub to attract researchers and entrepreneurs, leading to the development of new technologies, products and services, thus driving economic growth,” said Ng.
Data centres account for 76% of Malaysia’s RM162b digital investments between 2021 and 1Q2024
For 1Q2024, approved digital investments totalled RM17.
S P Setia partners Ant Digital Technologies and JaGaSolution to launch smart community app
S P Setia president and CEO Datuk Choong Kai Wai: “I’m confident our partnership with Ant Digital Technologies and JaGaSolution will open more doors for stakeholders to collaborate in the future and introduce the latest innovations.
Airbnb collaborates with MDEC to promote Malaysia as Southeast Asia’s digital nomad destination
The digital nomad-friendly Airbnb listings will be located in key tourism hotspots such as Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Penang and Langkawi.
WORQ partners with MDEC's DE Rantau programme to help develop Malaysia’s digital economy
The WORQ with DE Rantau programme is estimated to inject RM360 million into the Malaysian economy by supporting 6,000 highly skilled workers, as well as enabling new businesses in the economy.
Special residence pass to be granted to investors committing at least RM5b investments in targeted manufacturing sectors, says Miti
Immigration facilitation is also being accorded to nomad workers, defined as IT and digital professionals such as digital freelancers, independent contractors and remote workers in targeted manufacturing sectors under NIP and NIMP 2030 in the form of a Digital Nomad Pass.
ESG more than compliance or PR exercise, but value-creator – Building the Future ESG Conference
The global shift towards ESG now means “from changing our behaviour, we can even make money”.
JLand Group inks MOU with telco infra provider to directly link Sedenak Tech Park to digital superhighway network
"The fibre connectivity which is projected to be ready by the fourth quarter of 2023 will extend from Johor to the northern and southern borders of Peninsular Malaysia.
