Sample: Inside Malaysia's Push to Become an AI Hub
A sample look at the universities, startups and data centres behind Malaysia's artificial-intelligence ambitions.
Malaysia wants to be known for artificial intelligence. This sample feature looks at what that would take.
Who is involved
Universities training engineers, investors backing young firms, and global companies building data centres all play a part.
What could slow it down
Expensive computing power, rules on how data is used, and engineers being hired away abroad are recurring concerns.
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