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So, you're thinking about diving into the IT world or maybe switching to a high-paying tech job in Malaysia? Smart move! The tech industry is booming, and some roles are offering seriously attractive paychecks. But which ones make it to the top of the list? Let's count them down from number 10 all the way to the highest-paid IT job in Malaysia!

Telekom Malaysia (TM) just announced on its official website that it's shutting down all copper network-based services by February 28, 2025. That means Streamyx and Unifi Lite users will need to switch over to TM's fibre-based Unifi Broadband plans as soon as possible—if they haven't already.

Many workplace supervisors struggle to manage young employees, often criticizing them for being too sensitive, lacking professionalism, and having unrealistic expectations. A recent survey even reveals that some managers would prefer working with robots over young graduates.

Touch 'n Go (TnG) has introduced a new "Device2Cash" feature in its eWallet, enabling users to trade in unwanted items directly via the app. This service can be accessed under the Shopping tab on the All Services page. As stated on its About page, the feature is the result of a partnership between TnG and the local company, Gadget Flow Sdn Bhd.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has introduced AIFA (Artificial Intelligence Fact-check Assistant), an AI-powered fact-checking chatbot, officially launched by Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil. This service aims to curb misinformation by offering users a reliable platform to verify online claims. AIFA can be accessed through the Sebenarnya.my portal or via WhatsApp at 03-86887997.