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Part of the Hybrid brand. Tech Wire Asia is an independent tech news website that covers enterprise and technology in Asia. In-depth features and analyses from writers and bloggers across Asia provide cultural insights, alongside daily news and stories. Tech Wire Asia focuses on the way start-ups and small-medium enterprises use technology to grow and prosper. Our content is written for innovators, entrepreneurs, business managers and change makers who are passionate about technology and turning ideas into solutions. The team at Tech Wire Asia are part of Hybrid and includes writers from some of the world’s best news organizations. Our readers come from a diverse range of countries in Asia and abroad. We’re always keeping an eye out for exciting innovations, up-and-coming companies, and life-changing technology from around the region. Source

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Meta rolls out Muse Image AI model for Instagram, WhatsApp, and advertisers

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Meta brings Muse Image to Meta AI, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Muse Image adds editing, ad tools, Instagram prompts, and watermarking. Meta Platforms is rolling out Muse Image, its first image-generation model from Meta Superintelligence Labs, as it expands generative AI features across its apps. The model is being integrated into Meta AI, the company's chatbot. It can generate images from text prompts, use photos as inputs , and support edits through sketches or annotations, according to the company.
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Malaysia businesses face AI and password cybersecurity risks

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Kaspersky links Malaysia's businesses' AI use and hybrid work to workplace cybersecurity risks. Malaysia spyware, backdoor, and fake AI attacks rose, Kaspersky says. Kaspersky has cited AI use, password practices, hybrid work, and recent threat detections in its assessment of workplace cybersecurity risks in Malaysia. The company said employees are increasingly using the same devices, accounts, applications, and online services across personal and professional settings.
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How AI workloads will test APAC mobile networks

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APAC mobile networks support text AI, but heavier workloads expose upload and latency gaps. Singapore leads on latency, Malaysia is consistent, but cloud routing and jitter remain issues. AI workloads are changing how mobile network performance is measured, according to Ookla's latest research on 5G network readiness . The report assesses 22 markets, including nine in Asia Pacific: South Korea, Japan, India, Indonesia, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines.
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Enterprise AI costs don't have to spiral, argues ManageEngine

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ManageEngine says enterprise AI costs are already unsustainable, and it is betting on efficiency over frontier-scale power. CEO Rajesh Ganesan ties the bet to a China strategy built around Beijing's push for domestic tech. Enterprise AI costs have become the reckoning that the industry has put off.
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FIFA World Cup: How To Win Fans in APAC With Technology

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In this feature, we speak with leading experts across sports marketing, advertising and event technology to reveal what it takes for sporting, media and entertainment organisations to win captive audiences before, during and after a major event with the right blend of AI, data and tech innovation. Piecing the data signals together Millions of interactions across ticketing, merchandise, concessions, mobile apps, loyalty programmes and marketing channels can tell a powerful story about fans.
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Microsoft launches $2.5B Frontier Company for enterprise AI

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By Muhammad Zulhusni Verified
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Microsoft is investing $2.5 billion in Frontier Company for enterprise AI projects. The unit will help companies use multiple AI models while protecting customer IP. Microsoft is setting up a new operating entity focused on AI implementation for enterprise customers. The entity, called Microsoft Frontier Company, will start with $2.5 billion in funding from Microsoft. Its initial clients include Unilever and Novo Nordisk, according to the company.
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Kanga enters a new phase of global growth and launches Kanga Global

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Vertiv ramps up manufacturing in Johor's tightening data centre market

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By Dashveenjit Kaur Verified
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Vertiv is manufacturing power and cooling gear in Johor to meet Asia's AI demand, as the Johor data centre market becomes more selective. The plant is in phase one, operational and shipping since the first quarter, with full capacity due in 2027. Vertiv has opened its first Southeast Asian manufacturing base in Johor, moving power and cooling production into the region to serve fast-rising AI demand, even as the Johor data centre market it is scaling into becomes more selective about approvals.
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U Mobile completes migration to own ULTRA5G network after DNB exit

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By Muhammad Zulhusni Verified
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U Mobile has moved customers to its own ULTRA5G network. U Mobile says its 5G network covers over 85% of populated areas. U Mobile has completed the migration of its customers to its own nationwide ULTRA5G network after ending its wholesale access agreement with Digital Nasional Berhad. The exit took effect on 1 July 2026. U Mobile said the wholesale arrangement had been used to maintain 5G service continuity while it deployed its own network.
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Anthropic Claude models launch in Microsoft Foundry on Azure

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By Muhammad Zulhusni Verified
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Anthropic Claude is now available in Microsoft Foundry with Azure controls. The rollout includes NVIDIA GB300 infrastructure and Foundry Agent Service support . Anthropic's Claude models are now generally available in Microsoft Foundry, with the service hosted on Azure. Organisations can run Claude within their Azure environment using existing Microsoft authentication, billing, and governance controls. The rollout adds Claude to Microsoft Foundry's broader model catalogue.
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