The experience and knowledge of Arm Holdings, if successfully transferred to local specialists, will undoubtedly propel us to the forefront of chip design.
Malaysia’s counter-extremism plan risks being too rigid for evolving threats. A centre-out model—proven in crisis response and military ops—offers a dynamic fix and a blueprint for broader governance challenges.
Malaysia’s data centre boom is accelerating, but energy, regulation, and talent gaps must be addressed to ensure sustainable growth. A green, future-ready ecosystem is key.
Hopefully, the Egyptian and Arab League plan would play a part in compelling Israel and the US to finally “realise” that there’s no alternative to the two-state solution.
MyPCVE has the foundational elements to safeguard Malaysians, but without plugging the gaps in Detection, Preparedness, Recovery, and Adaptation, we risk playing catch-up with the very extremists we aim to stop.