China's tech giants are rushing to build data centres in Malaysia, which offers cheap energy and access to cutting-edge chips ...

This shift has attracted Chinese firms like Alibaba Cloud and ByteDance, which have established data centres in Malaysia to support their overseas operations. Tens of thousands of Chinese companies ...

Boom Boom Bang’ at K.L. Ilham Gallery, Kuala Lumpur celebrates a time in which an extremely fertile urban counterculture ...

AT&S’s Malaysian facility is located at Kulim Hi-Tech Park, an industrial park which is a stone’s throw away from the ...

The company is set to confirm that it took 860 billion yuan ($118 billion) in revenues last year, just shy of its 2020 peak ...

The ringgit traded marginally higher against the US dollar at the opening amidst intensifying market talks on the impact of ...

It strengthened against the Thai baht to 13.0102/0359 from 13.0277/0453 on Wednesday, advanced against the Singapore dollar to 3.3009/3056 from 3.3104/3133 yesterday and inched up against the ...

“The US dollar-ringgit pair is expected to hover around RM4.42-RM4.44 as traders and investors remain anxious about the ...

The Nvidia chip crackdown in Malaysia is intensifying. The country is apparently facing mounting pressure from the United States to prevent advanced semiconductors from being diverted to China.

Population growth continues to shape the world, especially in the most populated countries like China, India, and Indonesia.

Malaysia will tighten regulations on semiconductor shipments following pressure from the United States to prevent high-end ...

KUALA LUMPUR, March 24 — Malaysia will tighten regulations on ... in investments from companies including Nvidia, Microsoft, ...