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Malaysia has made history as the first country to implement a six-way 4G multi-operator core network (MOCN) sharing agreement, according to Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil. Signed in May last year, the agreement required time for telcos to build the necessary infrastructure for collaboration. Fahmi highlighted the project's success, led by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) as an industry pilot to promote shared network resources and infrastructure.
Facing intense regulatory scrutiny, Alphabet's Google is striving to influence public opinion and AI-related policies as global regulations loom. A top priority, according to an executive speaking to Reuters, is expanding educational programs to equip the workforce with AI skills.
Six Malaysian companies have secured a spot on this year's Forbes Asia 100 to Watch list, which highlights small enterprises and startups focusing on underserved markets or leveraging emerging technologies, ranging from generative AI to blood-based cancer diagnostics. Released on Monday, the list features eco-friendly innovations, including initiatives such as insect-based alternative proteins and the digitalization of milk production to enhance yields.
According to a recent report by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is set to roll out a brand-new multi-account feature. Initially available to Android beta testers, this functionality has now been introduced to iOS with the release of version 25.2.10.70. The update allows users to sign into multiple accounts within a single app, eliminating the need for additional devices or parallel apps. Screenshots from the beta version show a new option in the app settings, enabling users to easily add and manage multiple accounts. This feature is particularly beneficial for those with multiple phone numbers, especially on dual SIM devices. It also provides a convenient solution for individuals who juggle both WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business to manage different accounts.
OpenAI is introducing a new artificial intelligence tool designed to assist users with tasks such as booking flights, organizing grocery lists, and even making purchases. This tool, named Operator, is part of a growing trend of AI agents that perform tasks on behalf of users. According to OpenAI's announcement on January 23, Operator can handle a variety of actions by interacting with the web in a human-like manner—browsing websites, filling out forms, and clicking buttons.
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