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Tencent Cloud Enters Malaysia With First Johor Cloud Region

Tencent Cloud has launched its first Malaysia cloud region, based in Johor, with up to three availability zones planned.

BNM Governor Ties AI Adoption To Boardroom Accountability

Bank Negara Malaysia says over 70% of financial firms have adopted AI. Governor Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour says the next test is accountability, not adoption.

Bank Indonesia Launches Domestic Credit Card KKI

Bank Indonesia has launched a domestic credit card that settles entirely through local payment infrastructure, bypassing international card networks for QRIS transactions.

Royal Caribbean Locks In Navigator Of The Seas As Singapore’s Year-Round Cruise Anchor

Royal Caribbean is turning Navigator of the Seas' Singapore season into a year-round fixture, extending the deployment through October 2027.

HD Hyundai Eco Vina Commits USD116M To New Tank Plant In Quang Ngai

HD Hyundai Eco Vina has broken ground on a $116M tank manufacturing plant in Quang Ngai, expanding its Vietnam industrial footprint.

“Gotcha”: VIBY’s Love Letter To The Fans Who Found Them

Japanese boy group VIBY turns the artist-fan connection into a song about timing, recognition, and the joy of being found.

Nuanu Creative City Opens Nusantara, Bringing Nine Indonesian Regional Cuisines Under One Roof In Bali

Nuanu Creative City opens Nusantara as a tribute to Indonesia’s regional flavors, coffee culture, and artistic identity.

Kamalaya Introduces Sacred Renewal

Sacred Renewal invites guests to reconnect with natural rhythms through elemental work, contemplative experiences, spiritual foundations, and ancient healing practices.

Malaysia’s Solar Ambitions Reach Their Final Bidding Stage

Malaysia's Energy Commission opened bidding for the final piece of its 2,650 MW LSS6 solar program on August 17.

Halogen Capital Opens Managed Crypto Portfolios To Retail Investors

Halogen Capital has launched a platform letting licensed Malaysian advisers offer managed multi-asset portfolios from just RM1,000.

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