PETALING JAYA, 11th May 2021 — realme Malaysia has presented another Dare to Leap effort in showcasing the clarity and high-resolution quality captured with its newly-launched realme 8 Pro. The 108MP photo has amazed realme fans as it was printed out with the total size of 16.07 metres in height and 21.15 metres in width, proving the ability of realme 8 Pro in capturing infinity. Not only that, realme also achieved numerous achievements on popular e-Commerce platforms, Shopee and Lazada.
“We appreciate the effort made by the team at realme Malaysia as we are now in The Malaysia Book of Records for having the BIGGEST 108MP PRINTED PHOTO TAKEN BY SMARTPHONE (realme 8 Pro). The journey of being the National Record Holder wasn’t achieved in merely one or two days, it comes from months and months of combined effort from fans, media friends and colleagues in making this initiative a reality. With this recognition, we also hope Malaysians will be inspired to Capture Infinity and break more records in 2021,” said Tiffany Teh, Brand Manager of realme Malaysia.
Kuala Lumpur, 11 May 2021 – Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd (“Digi”) today announced that it has appointed Otto Risbakk as its new Chief Financial Officer (“CFO”). Otto will assume his position from 1 August, 2021. He succeeds current CFO Inger Gloersen Folkeson who returns home to Norway following the end of her contract tenure in Digi.
Otto is currently CFO at Telenor Denmark. He has been with Telenor Group for 13 years, and was previously Senior Vice President for Mergers and Acquisitions. Prior to joining Telenor, he held several finance leadership positions in large industrial firm Norsk Hydro, including as CFO for the Automotive Division, and Vice President for International Business Development. He is a Norwegian citizen, and holds a degree in Business Administration and Management from Université de Fribourg in Switzerland.
By Adi Pendyala
In the post-pandemic world, Industrial Artificial Intelligence (AI) will come of age as a driving force and enabler of innovative operational applications for capital-intensive industries. Fuelled by significant volatile market forces, this new normal will be anything but business as usual. Combined with shifts in new technologies such as 5G and even 6G networks, the transformational impact of Industrial AI is unprecedented. Companies need to adopt a business-first mentality and applying AI technology to domain-specific industrial challenges, by focusing on critical outcomes. With workforce shifts and a resulting loss of domain expertise, there is an increased adoption of AI, Industrial IoT and automation across these industries.
5G networks can provide accelerated industrial connectivity to potentially one million connections per square kilometre. This is expected to support implementation of advanced industrial IoT applications, as large networks of sensors can be deployed to collect data across distributed assets and plants. This data is crucial for the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in analysis and decision-making.
