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A Tech Boost for Agriculture: DAdvance Agarwood Solutions Signs MoU with Huawei to Integrate 5G & Internet of Things (IoT) Within Agarwood Industry

 |  Friday, 01 April 2022 07:21  |  Published in GENERAL

(Names from L-R) David Liew – Founder of DAAS, Xteven Teoh - Founder of XTS Technologies and Lim Chee Siong – Vice President of Huawei Cloud & AI Business Group 

1st April 2022, Kuala Lumpur - In line with the growing digitalisation trend driving Agriculture 4.0, Malaysia’s leading Agarwood plantation company, DAdvance Agarwood Solutions Sdn. Bhd (DAAS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Huawei Technologies (Malaysia) to implement cloud-based digital solutions within the Agarwood sub-industry.

The collaboration also features XTS Technologies Sdn. Bhd. - a robotics solution and industry automation specialist, that will play a key role in developing the hardware and software to facilitate this initiative.

OPPO once again leads the way in SUPERVOOC charging and high-speed connectivity to future-proof Malaysians’ 5G experiences

 |  Friday, 01 April 2022 07:20  |  Published in GENERAL

KUALA LUMPUR, 1 April 2022 Mention OPPO and the word ‘innovation’ would very likely come to mind. The brand, which is synonymous with cutting edge technology, as demonstrated recently at the Mobile World Congress 2022 (MWC), continues to explore and inspire in line with its refreshed brand vision of “Inspiration Ahead”, providing users’ with the most ideal digital experience.

In line with this ethos, OPPO announced its exciting fleet of products, among which includes the 150W SUPERVOOCTM flash charge with Battery Health Engine that doubles battery lifespan and 240W SUPERVOOCTM flash charge that charges 4500mAh in 9 minutes. 

FinTech - A better solution for SMEs

 |  Friday, 01 April 2022 07:19  |  Published in GENERAL

Kuala Lumpur, 1 April 2022 - Traditional banks tend to favor big corporations with higher volumes, while the underserved micro-businesses and SMEs must endure expensive fees and complex processes from using financial products that are catered to the big boys.

“That is why they turn to various products to cater to their business needs. However, having many fragmented financial products to serve different needs means systems are not integrated and extra costs involved too. Some examples include cross-border transfer fees, costly insurances, setting up subsidiaries, etc." said Adrian Yap, CEO of MoneyMatch.


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