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Malaysia must expedite the exploration and application of artificial intelligence (AI) by fostering innovation and adopting a comprehensive, cross-ministerial approach, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

The deals underscore the industry's appeal in attracting a range of investors — from banks to real estate players — as the AI boom drives demand

A Beijing-based artificial intelligence (AI) solutions provider is preparing to list in Hong Kong and set up its international headquarters in the city, a minister has said, while vowing to attract more creative enterprises that have adopted innovation and technology-based strategies.

The Malaysian government's announcement of 5.1% growth for last year is testament to the country's economic resilience, outpacing the initial forecast of 4% to 5% set in the previous year's budget.

DUBAI, AE / ACCESS Newswire / March 14, 2025 / As financial markets become increasingly unpredictable, investors are seeking more reliable, data-driven solutions to manage risk and optimize decision-making.

Asia's digital transformation is no longer a distant goal—it is unfolding now. Businesses that effectively leverage AI will lead this shift. Rather than focusing solely on hiring specialised AI talent,

Abu Dhabi-based AppliedAI, which helps healthcare companies and insurers automate claims and billing, just raised $55 million in a deal led by G42 with Palantir and Bessemer.

Malaysia's healthcare system is undergoing a digital revolution with the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) that promises to enhance efficiency, reduce costs and improve patient care, though there are challenges involved,