Sarawak AI topic
Follow Sarawak AI infrastructure, including compute, data centres, connectivity and sovereign technology projects.
Borneo Digital Capital Fund PLT launched a RM100 million private equity fund in Kuching for Sarawak digital infrastructure, smart city and AI solutions, with about RM15 million already reserved.
The MCMC-Sarawak MoU for a RM550 million Kuching Smart City and Digital Connectivity project signals AI and data-driven urban services, a digital twin and a Network Operations Centre across Greater Kuching.
SoftBank, Grab and PETROS signed a framework agreement to explore an AI and digital infrastructure platform in Sarawak, with a phased roadmap covering AI compute, robotics and local workforce development.
The International Digital Economy Conference Sarawak 2026 opening again signals the Kuching AI Data Campus at Tanjung Embang as the physical foundation for an AI Grid, with SAIC in a central role and the AI Blueprint being developed.
SAIC and IBM Malaysia's plan for a Sarawak Quantum Safe Centre signals a capability push to inventory cryptographic assets and prepare systems for post-quantum risk.
Sarawak's new sovereign AI platform gives state agencies locally hosted compute for secure model development, inference and public-service applications.
Sarawak's more-than-RM2-billion connectivity build-out and planned satellite capabilities signal an infrastructure foundation for AI solutions in utilities, smart cities and public services.
The SAINS-Infinitix agreement gives Sarawak's sovereign AI agenda a collaboration path for infrastructure, knowledge transfer, and services spanning government and industry.
The Berlin engagement positions sovereign AI, green data centres, and agentic systems as linked policy priorities for Sarawak.
Bavaria talks signal Sarawak’s attempt to connect renewable energy, AI chips, semiconductors, and green compute into one capability agenda.
TIC Sarawak frames AI adoption as live industrial infrastructure, linking national capability with energy, talent, and automation.
The Kuching AI Data Campus and proposed AI Grid anchor the push for sovereign compute and regional digital infrastructure.
AI Grid and satellite exploration signal a distributed infrastructure strategy extending compute and connectivity beyond conventional data centres.
The Premier’s AI Grid remarks point to compute models that could reshape data-centre planning and infrastructure priorities.
