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TM, ZTE Malaysia team up to build hybrid cloud 5G core...
Telekom Malaysia and ZTE Corporation have partnered to develop a hybrid cloud 5G core network, focusing on cutting-edge technologies like software-defined networking, hardware acceleration, and three-layer decoupling. This strategic collaboration aims to enhance Malaysia's 5G ecosystem and transform data processing capabilities.
Malaysia’s palm oil stocks slide 6.56% in Feb
The Malaysian Palm Oil Board reported a 6.56% decrease in palm oil stockpiles to 2.11 million tonnes in February 2023. Crude palm oil stocks fell 7.69% to 1.16 million tonnes, while production declined 9.35% to 1.25 million tonnes. Oleo-chemical exports increased 8.13% to 228,088 tonnes.
China investment will boost green economy in Malaysia, says biz leader
Datuk Liew Chee Ming highlights potential for Chinese investors to support Malaysia's low-carbon development, particularly in high-tech industries like electric vehicle manufacturing, following China's economic recovery.
Malaysia end-August palm oil stocks hit 2 million tonnes for first...
Malaysia's palm oil stocks climbed 14.5% to 2.03 million tonnes in end-August, the highest in over two years. Production rose 8% to 1.7 million tonnes, driven by favorable rainfall and soil conditions. Experts predict September's production growth may slow down as crop yields stabilize.
Telecom giants agree on mega telco merger to create a new...
Telecommunications giants Axiata Group and Telenor Asia have completed a landmark merger of their Malaysian wireless operations, creating a new tech leader. The combined entity, MergeCo, promises significant synergies, with pre-tax profits of 5.7 billion ringgit and strong financial prospects. Both parent companies will hold equal 33.1% stakes in the newly formed company.
AI to combat money laundering
AI is revolutionizing how banks combat financial crimes like money laundering. Advanced computer systems can flag suspicious transactions, helping prevent large-scale illegal transfers and protecting financial institutions from potential monetary losses.
European Raiffeisen Bank International and Danske Bank investigated for money laundering
Austrian Raiffeisen Bank and Danish Danske Bank face serious money laundering accusations, with approximately $230 billion potentially involved in illegal financial transactions from former Soviet states through their banking networks.









