Carian mengenai topik Digital economy

As Malaysia accelerates its digital transformation, investments in AI, 5G, and cloud infrastructure are becoming critical to shaping the nation’s future. The digital economy is expected to contribute more than 25% to Malaysia’s GDP by 2025, with key players like Telekom Malaysia (TM) at the forefront of this evolution. From Private 5G solutions to AI-driven enterprise services, TM is laying the foundation for Malaysia to emerge as a regional technology hub.

At MWC 2025, CelcomDigi is showcasing its latest advancements in 5G, AI-driven solutions, and strategic partnerships aimed at accelerating Malaysia’s digital economy. As one of the leading mobile network operators, CelcomDigi plays a critical role in shaping the nation’s connectivity landscape and enabling innovation across industries.

AI adoption in Malaysia is accelerating, reshaping jobs and productivity. With Budget 2025’s RM60 million investment in AI, how can employees and businesses navigate this transformation while ensuring sustainable workforce growth?

NAIO has identified a diverse group of experts and community representatives to contribute to these Working Groups.

The World Economic Forum, in collaboration with ASEAN leaders and global business executives, unveils the latest insights into South-East Asia's burgeoning digital economy.

With ASEAN’s digital economy projected to reach $1 trillion by 2030 and the ASEAN Community Vision 2045 on the horizon, this session addresses the strategies and challenges shaping the region’s economic future.

MDEC said the signing of two MoUs with Ascent and CCV marks a significant milestone in its efforts to strengthen Malaysia's digital economy.

The panel discussion with Yayasan Hasanah and Pepper Labs highlights how digital innovation and active entrepreneurship in the Digital Economy can be encouraged with technology via public, private and philanthropy partnership.

The Selangor Smart City & Digital Economy Convention (SDEC) 2024 is set to play a major role in advancing Malaysias digital transformation, taking place from 16th to 19th October 2024 at the KLCC.

Tengku Zafrul said the cooperation covers investment, trade, manufacturing, semiconductors, the digital economy, and food security.

1.4 billion people lack access to financial resources, highlighting a significant gap in financial inclusion in developing economies.

The collaboration paves the way for potential advancements in the digital economy for both nations.

The MKFTA is expected to cover the digital economy, the green economy, supply chain and bio-economy.

As the speed of the technological process has been accelerating exponentially, quantum computers might be here faster than we think.

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the move is in line with decisions made by the Digital Economy Council and the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

The WCIT 2023 and IDECS 2023, prominent global events, ignite tech discussions and innovations at the 27th World Congress on Innovation & Technology and the 6th International Digital Economy Conference Sarawak. Full episode tonight on #NotepadWithIbrahimSani.