At MWC 2025 in Barcelona, Malaysia signed 19 MoUs with global tech leaders to enhance digital transformation. The agreements focus on innovation in AI, 5G, and telecommunications, demonstrating the country’s potential in the tech sector, as highlighted by Deputy Minister Teo Nie Ching. Notable collaborations include CelcomDigi with Ericsson, Digital Nasional Bhd with META, and YTL Communications with Equinix, showcasing Malaysia’s advancements in technology.
Malaysia has intensified its efforts in digital transformation by signing 19 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with global technology leaders during the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona. The exchange, attended by Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching, signifies the commitment of local industry players to foster innovation across various sectors including technology, artificial intelligence (AI), 5G, and telecommunications.
Deputy Minister Teo emphasized that these MoUs demonstrate a dedication to achieving digital advancements that would ultimately benefit Malaysian citizens. She expressed optimism that the event would attract international attention, emphasizing Malaysia’s potential in the tech landscape.
Noteworthy collaborations include a partnership between CelcomDigi and Ericsson focused on transforming the oil and gas sector through 5G technology. CelcomDigi is also collaborating with Huawei to create an AI-driven fixed-mobile convergence network. Moreover, Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) has teamed up with Ericsson to hasten 5G technology adoption and has partnered with META for developing the DNB Experience Centre to enhance the remote tower center experience.
Additionally, YTL Communications has allied with Equinix to develop sustainable AI infrastructure for global AI cloud enablement, while Maxis and Huawei are working together to promote digital intelligent transformation. As the largest connectivity event globally, MWC gathers industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers to showcase significant advancements in mobile technology and connectivity.
This year’s 19th edition of MWC featured the Malaysia Pavilion, which highlighted the nation’s technological progress and contributions toward fostering innovation through 5G deployment and enhanced digital infrastructure within the ASEAN region.
In summary, Malaysia’s commitment to advancing its digital transformation is exemplified by the signing of 19 MoUs at MWC 2025. These agreements reflect significant collaborations in technology, AI, and telecommunications, aimed at enhancing innovation and connectivity. The partnerships are poised to catalyze Malaysia’s growth in the global tech arena, ultimately benefiting local citizens and positioning the nation as a leader in digital advancements.
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