Malaysia, China strengthen digital ties with MOUs on AI, cloud collaboration

Malaysia
Written By Aldo Fenalosa

The Edge | 10 April 2025

KUALA LUMPUR (April 10): Several Malaysian and Chinese technology firms and academic institutions will collaborate in advancing artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and next-generation digital infrastructure through knowledge and resource sharing.

The partnership was formalised with the exchange of six memoranda of understanding (MOUs), marking a significant step forward in digital cooperation between key industry players and educational institutions from both countries.

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