Huawei Malaysia has partnered with local companies to use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve e-commerce, logistics, and government services in Malaysia.
Last Friday, they announced four new partnerships that will use AI, cloud computing, and advanced digital infrastructure to boost Malaysia’s digital growth. These partnerships were formalized through memoranda of understanding (MoUs) signed with top local companies in the presence of Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo and Guangxi Governor Lan Tianli.
The goal is to use AI and cloud solutions to transform e-commerce, logistics, government services, and digital infrastructure across the country.
TOGL Technology Sdn Bhd (TOGL) will partner with Huawei Malaysia to create an AI-powered e-commerce and loyalty platform. This platform will combine TOGL’s market insights with Huawei’s AI technology and advanced solutions.
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Skyvast Cloud Sdn Bhd (Skyvast) and Huawei Malaysia will work together to promote the Sovereign AI Cloud infrastructure. They will use Huawei’s Ascend Graphic Processing Units (the first outside China), Kunpeng servers, cloud platforms, and networking solutions.
Skyvast will take the lead in business development, application insights, and marketing strategies in Malaysia and other ASEAN markets.
In logistics, Huawei Malaysia and Tiong Nam Logistics Solutions Sdn Bhd (Tiong Nam) will use AI and cloud technologies to improve warehousing and supply chain operations.
These partnerships help Malaysia’s National AI Office (NAIO) by speeding up AI adoption and supporting the country’s digital growth, aiming to make Malaysia a top tech hub in Southeast Asia.
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Huawei Malaysia will provide cloud platforms, AI tools, private cloud solutions, and support for project implementation.
