Anwar Ibrahim
Strong demand sees Infineon invest up to additional €5bil in building world’s largest 200mm SiC Power Fab in Malaysia
Confidence in economic agenda premised on inclusivity, sustainability
Industry leading scale & cost position areas of differentiation for Infineon
Malaysia Centre for 4IR to accelerate nation’s digital economy and green energy transition
Partners World Economic Forum to establish Malaysia Centre for 4IR
Thematic focus on digital transformation and green energy transition
AWS to invest US$6bil in Malaysia by 2037 for its Infrastructure Region
Enable customers to run workloads and securely store data in Malaysia
Reflects commitment to being picked as Cloud Service Provider for MyDigital
[Editor's Note: We've added additional quotes from the Minister of Communications and Digital, CEO of MDEC and CEO of MRANTI to the story]
Reboot: How the Anwar Ibrahim Government Can Jumpstart Malaysia's Startup Ecosystem Pt2
Ministry of Communications and Digital needs to be the startup story teller
Need for central coordination to help focus efforts for maximum impact
Reboot: How the Anwar Ibrahim government can jumpstart Malaysia’s Startup Ecosystem
Tap brightest of the over 100k international students in Malaysia
Encourage use of Malaysian solutions & spark virtuous cycle of innovation
Dzof Azmi: My Fave 5 of 2019
A handful of Malaysian flavours that tantalise, promise and hopefully deliver.
PIKOM’s Unicorn Tech Awards 2019 to recognize changemakers
PIKOM changemaker itself, becoming advocate & voice for members
Will combine for first time with APICTA & Global Business Services Awards
‘My task is to ensure this country excels as a great nation’
Anwar Ibrahim vows to ensure that Malaysia excels as a great nation – with technology and innovation as the focus.
DNA23: Anwar’s grand vision launched, yet to be grounded in actual projects
PKR President’s vision of how the Digital Economy should impact Malaysia, “complements” existing government efforts.
Malaysia to make coding part of school syllabus … 25+ years later
The pretty big announcement that coding would be part of the Malaysian school syllabus from next year onwards came very quietly … which is not surprising because we’ve heard this all before, writes A. Asohan.
