IHH Healthcare is extending its Catalyst programme to North Asia, using its hospital network and operating teams to test healthcare innovations against clinical adoption needs.
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council said it is reorganising around six sector clusters and reconfiguring global resources to pursue high-growth emerging markets including Central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa.
The useful signal is not the event itself, but HKTDC’s attempt to turn a Kuala Lumpur forum into a market-entry and business-matching route between Malaysia, Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.
GXS Group says its Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia digital-bank network has been recognised by Euromoney, with ecosystem finance and AI-enabled credit assessment central to the commercial story.
Google’s Gemini Southeast Asia signal points to a wider commercial question: whether AI tools can work reliably in the languages and mixed-language workflows that shape the region.
Coway says Malaysia is the first market in its global ecosystem to launch the company’s refrigerator series, extending the brand beyond its home-wellness base.
CapBay’s newsroom confirms public coverage of an MDEC partnership that points to access to RM200 million in growth financing for Malaysia Digital companies.
Whale says its Series C has reached US$100 million after a US$40 million extension, giving the Singapore-headquartered enterprise AI company more capital to scale operational AI deployments.
Singapore Tourism Board and Traveloka have renewed their partnership across Southeast Asian and Australian source markets, with data-led destination marketing becoming part of the tourism-growth playbook.
CloudMile and Tookitaki’s Malaysia agreement links secure cloud deployment with AI-driven anti-money laundering and fraud detection for regulated financial institutions.
Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation says revised Malaysia Digital Status Guidelines took effect on 1 July and asks applicants and status companies to review the latest requirements.
The IMF’s July 2026 World Economic Outlook update says the top four AI hardware exporters are Korea, Malaysia, Taiwan Province of China and Thailand, with Malaysia and Thailand also seeing stronger growth from the technology cycle.