Malaysia [December 6, 2021] – Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, today released its annual list of the key data center trends to watch in 2022, headlined by a dramatic acceleration in actions to address sustainability and navigate the climate crisis. Vertiv experts see long-held conversations around efficiency and utilization in the data center evolving to reflect a more comprehensive and aggressive focus on sustainability. This movement recognizes the urgency of the climate crisis, the relationship between resource availability and rising costs, and shifting political winds around the world.
“As we move into 2022, data center operators and suppliers will actively pursue strategies that can make a real difference in addressing the climate crisis,” said Vertiv CEO Rob Johnson. “For our part, we continue to focus on energy efficiency across our portfolio, as well as alternative and renewable energy technologies and zero-carbon energy sources, to prioritize water-free cooling technologies, and to partner with research leaders and our customers to focus on impactful sustainability efforts.”
Kuala Lumpur, 6 December 2021- Shopping fanatics, rejoice! ZCITY, the premiere local digital rewards provider that focuses on maximizing customer savings through e-vouchers and rewards has launched two new in-app features- Zstore and Zmembers- to take Malaysia’s shopping game to the next level.
Over the past 2 years, consumer behaviour has largely shifted to the online space to complement life in the pandemic. As a result, retailers big and small responded to the change in trends by transitioning to e-commerce and e-payment solutions in an effort to stay relevant.
PETALING JAYA, Dec 6, 2021 – In conjunction with Roche’s annual corporate social responsibility event, Roche Children’s Walk, Roche in Malaysia successfully raised RM45,800 for two underprivileged children’s homes, Rumah Kanak-Kanak Triniti also known as Trinity Children’s Home, and Shelter Home, sanctuaries for orphaned, abandoned, battered, abused and neglected children. This fund-raising initiative, powered by more than 1,000 Roche employees from the pharmaceutical, diagnostics and the services and solutions division, raised funds to help improve the lives of these underprivileged children.
Roche Children’s Walk is the company’s signature worldwide employee project. Since the first company walk in 2003, more than 248,000 Roche employees, worldwide, have raised over CHF 20 million (around at RM89.5 million) in donations for children’s projects around the world. In 2020 itself, 18,000 employees across 154 sites in 63 countries participated in the Walk. Similar to 2020, most of the 2021 fund-raising activities were organized virtually and offered creative activities, such as movie night, talk shows, fun-to-fund fair, virtual Melaka Zoo tour, game nights, as well as the sale of reusable face masks prepared for the participants.
