New Malaysia AI park could add tech muscle to country
Malaysia will soon build its first AI park in the country, as it looks to add muscle to the local electrical & electronics industry.
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What does Ant Group mega IPO mean for Asian fintech?
IPO of Ant Group offers investors chance to secure slice of Asia’s fast-growing tech sector. Ant runs Alipay, China’s two biggest mobile payment platforms
China’s first private 5G network deployed for mining
Industry 4.0 solutions like IoT, AI & VR update mining operations automated. China started operations of its first privately build 5G network at coal mine.
Blockchain startups can apply for loans from Singapore fund
PETALING JAYA: Blockchain startups based in Malaysia can apply for growth funding from LuneX Ventures (LuneX), a Singapore-based dedicated blockchain and…
Microsoft, MDEC and MaGIC to nurture Malaysia’s next tech unicorns
Microsoft Malaysia in partnership with the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and the Malaysian Global Innovation & Creativity Centre (MaGIC)…
HSBC launches mobile secure key for its mobile banking app
HSBC Malaysia has introduced Mobile Secure Key that allows customers to generate security codes for them to log on to online and mobile banking via its…
Singapore ranks second for cybersecurity literacy among population
SINGAPORE – Singapore has been placed second in an international study that examined the cybersecurity literacy of the population in 49 countries and the…
ST Engineering signed MOU with Montran on digitalise of critical payments
SINGAPORE – ST Engineering said it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Montran Corporation focusing on “digitalise of critical payments…
PTCL Awarded Turnkey ICT Contract for Smart Campus at PAF-IAST
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has been awarded a turnkey ICT contract to deploy state-of-the-art IT infrastructure for Pak-Austria…
MDEC urges Malaysian micro, small & medium SMEs for e-commerce
MDEC director of e-commerce Song Hock Koon said malaysian SMEs learn how to adapt in challenging times in order to thrive in 2020 and beyond.