Gartner recognized Huawei as a Leader in its Magic Quadrant for enterprise storage, citing strong AI, security, and hybrid capabilities.
MMS Ventures posted robust earnings in 1HFY25, driven by market recovery and strategic expansion into medical and energy sectors.
PIF and Aramco will merge their AI assets under HUMAIN to accelerate Saudi Arabia’s emergence as a global AI hub.
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund will vote against Tesla’s $1 trillion CEO compensation plan, citing excessive value and key-person risk.
CelcomDigi and Boost introduce PayFlex, a Shariah-compliant Buy Now, Pay Later service offering flexible payments via the CelcomDigi app.
Indonesia’s first Airbus A400M strengthens military airlift and disaster response capabilities, with plans to explore firefighting operations and expanded humanitarian…
A RM600 million Lynas-JS Link magnet plant in Pahang will strengthen Malaysia’s rare earth supply chain and clean technology sector.
China’s strengthened economic leverage and strategic diplomacy have compelled Washington to back down repeatedly, proving Beijing’s growing global power.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will begin testing autonomous vehicle transport robots in Okinawa to improve logistics, reduce labor strain, and boost…
ViTrox is poised for stronger FY26 growth, fuelled by higher shipments, new product launches, and renewed tax incentives.
Anwar pledges continued government backing for SMEs through financing, innovation, and digital transformation to strengthen Malaysia’s economic competitiveness.
Singapore will continue balanced decarbonisation efforts carefully, ensuring affordability, competitiveness, and energy reliability amid global climate and economic shifts.
Kaspersky enhances its Industrial CyberSecurity platform with XDR upgrades, Linux support, and advanced visibility to protect Malaysia’s smart industries.
Bitget Wallet launches crypto payment card in Asia-Pacific, enabling instant global spending of digital assets via Mastercard and Visa.
Gotion suspends its Michigan EV battery project after political pushback over Chinese ownership, prompting the state to seek grant repayment.
Malaysia invites foreign companies for joint ventures to develop its 16.1 million tonnes of rare earth deposits.
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