KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 – PIKOM, the National Tech Association of Malaysia, proudly announces the creation of its newest chapter, the Digital Infrastructure Chapter. This strategic move aims to foster collaboration and innovation within Malaysia’s digital ecosystem, focusing on data centers, telecommunications, and related digital infrastructures. The chapter will work towards driving Malaysia’s digital economy forward through advocacy for policies that support these critical sectors.
Wing K. Lee, the Chair of the Digital Infrastructure Chapter, emphasized the growing importance of data centers as future computing nodes and highlighted Malaysia’s position as a regional hub for data center investments. He stated, “As we step into the era of AI, the data center industry in Malaysia will serve as a powerful catalyst for economic transformation, offering immense potential to boost the economy, attract FDI, and create high-value jobs.”
The chapter will address issues such as government incentives, energy tariffs, renewable energy adoption, and expanding the national talent pool through education and training programs. By promoting best practices and advocating for Malaysia’s leadership in the region, the Digital Infrastructure Chapter aims to unlock the next phase of growth for the nation’s digital economy.
