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AI Nurses Are on the Rise — But Human Nurses Aren’t Backing Down

News | 18 March 2025

Imagine getting a call before your hospital visit from someone like Ana. She's kind, multilingual, available 24/7, and ready to answer your questions. But Ana isn't a nurse — she's AI.Developed by Hippocratic AI, Ana is part of a growing trend in healthcare: artificial intelligence stepping into roles traditionally handled by nurses. While AI promises efficiency and support in overburdened hospitals, many nurses are raising red flags.

IRB and MyDigital ID Team Up to Push Digital Identity Forward in Malaysia

News | 15 March 2025

The Inland Revenue Board (IRB) and MyDigital ID Sdn Bhd are stepping up their game to make digital identity adoption in Malaysia more seamless and widespread. The two organizations are working hand-in-hand to integrate MyDigital ID into key platforms like MyTax and MySTR – a move that's expected to bring a new level of convenience, security, and trust to public services.

Mah Sing DC Hub@Southville City Gets a Major Boost with Dedicated Fibre Link to Cyberjaya

News | 15 March 2025

Things are moving fast at Mah Sing DC Hub@Southville City – and we're not just talking about construction. A dedicated 25-kilometre fibre trunk is now in the works, directly linking the hub to Cyberjaya, one of Malaysia's key digital powerhouses. This strategic move is set to dramatically improve regional data centre connectivity and solidify Mah Sing's position as a serious player in the digital infrastructure scene.

Google, Meta, and X Still Don’t Have Malaysia’s Social Media Licence – Here’s What’s Going On

News | 14 March 2025

You'd think tech giants like Google, Meta (the company behind Facebook and Instagram), and X (formerly Twitter) would have everything sorted when it comes to legal requirements—but in Malaysia, they're still not fully licensed to operate as social media providers.

DeepSeek Is Disrupting the AI Giants – And It's Just Getting Started

News | 14 March 2025

It's not every day that a relatively unknown player from China crashes the party hosted by tech titans like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic—but that's exactly what DeepSeek has done. Since late 2022, we've seen a few AI assistants dominate the scene—ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini—you know the names. These tools keep getting smarter, thanks to massive cash injections (think billions), fancy data centers, and cutting-edge chips.

Malaysia’s Data Centre Growth on Track Despite Global Uncertainties

News | 13 March 2025

Malaysia's data centre (DC) investment scene is showing no signs of slowing down, even with a few bumps on the global front. According to CIMB Securities, interest in setting up data centre infrastructure in the country remains strong and is expected to pick up pace in the coming months.

PDRM Uncovers Deepfake Scams Featuring Anwar Ibrahim and Other VIPs

News | 13 March 2025

Deepfake scams are back in the spotlight—this time with some pretty high-profile faces being misused. The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) has uncovered five new deepfake videos tied to investment scams, and one of them features none other than Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.

Meta Begins Testing Its Own AI Training Chip in Bid to Cut Costs and Dependence on Nvidia

News | 12 March 2025

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has quietly begun testing its first in-house chip designed to train artificial intelligence (AI) models. According to sources close to the matter, this move marks a major step in Meta's effort to create custom silicon and reduce its reliance on external chip suppliers like Nvidia.

YouTube Cracks Down on Online Gambling Content to Keep Users Safe

News | 10 March 2025

Starting March 19, YouTube is tightening its global rules around online gambling content. The platform aims to better protect its viewers—especially minors—by banning links to gambling sites and apps that haven't been certified by Google.

Foxconn Unveils Its First AI Model, “FoxBrain,” to Boost Manufacturing and Supply Chains

News | 10 March 2025

Taiwan's tech giant Foxconn has just stepped into the AI spotlight with the launch of its very first large language model, and it's got big plans for it. Named "FoxBrain," the model is set to power smarter manufacturing and streamline supply chain operations—a major move for the world's largest contract electronics maker.

Malaysia Needs to Build Homegrown AI Champions in the Semiconductor Industry

News | 09 March 2025

Malaysia is setting its sights on becoming a global AI-driven semiconductor hub, but to make that happen, it needs to develop homegrown AI champions and strengthen its local AI ecosystem.

CIMB Drops Card PIN for Google Pay Transactions Over RM250 – Here’s What It Means

News | 08 March 2025

Starting March 25, 2025, CIMB Bank is making a significant change to how Google Pay and Google Wallet transactions work. If you're used to entering your card PIN for purchases above RM250, that's about to change. Instead of using a PIN, biometrics like Face ID or fingerprint verification—or a passcode—will now be required.

Google's "Pixie" Assistant is Now "Pixel Sense" – Set to Debut with Pixel 10

News | 08 March 2025

Google's long-rumored AI assistant, formerly known as "Pixie," is finally gearing up for launch—but under a new name. According to recent reports, this advanced assistant will be called Pixel Sense and is expected to roll out with the Pixel 10 series later this year.

Apple's Big Siri Upgrade Gets Pushed to 2026 – Here’s What’s Happening

News | 08 March 2025

If you were looking forward to a smarter, more proactive Siri this year, you might need to wait a little longer. Apple has officially confirmed that its ambitious AI-driven Siri overhaul has been delayed until 2026.

Maybank is Ditching MSOS Codes – But Is Secure2u Really Better?

News | 08 March 2025

If you're a Maybank customer, get ready for a big change in how you approve online transactions. Starting 6 March 2025, Maybank will completely phase out the SMS-based MSOS (Maybank Secure Online Shopping) codes and require all online payments to be verified through Secure2u on the MAE app.Maybank says this shift is aimed at enhancing security and reducing fraud risks. But for some of us—myself included—this move feels like a downgrade rather than an upgrade

LEMON BLOG

AI Nurses Are on the Rise — But Human Nurses Aren’t Backing Down

IRB and MyDigital ID Team Up to Push Digital Identity Forward in Malaysia

Mah Sing DC Hub@Southville City Gets a Major Boost with Dedicated Fibre Link to Cyberjaya

Google, Meta, and X Still Don’t Have Malaysia’s Social Media Licence – Here’s What’s Going On

DeepSeek Is Disrupting the AI Giants – And It's Just Getting Started

Malaysia’s Data Centre Growth on Track Despite Global Uncertainties

PDRM Uncovers Deepfake Scams Featuring Anwar Ibrahim and Other VIPs

Meta Begins Testing Its Own AI Training Chip in Bid to Cut Costs and Dependence on Nvidia

YouTube Cracks Down on Online Gambling Content to Keep Users Safe

Foxconn Unveils Its First AI Model, “FoxBrain,” to Boost Manufacturing and Supply Chains

Malaysia Needs to Build Homegrown AI Champions in the Semiconductor Industry

CIMB Drops Card PIN for Google Pay Transactions Over RM250 – Here’s What It Means

Google's "Pixie" Assistant is Now "Pixel Sense" – Set to Debut with Pixel 10

Apple's Big Siri Upgrade Gets Pushed to 2026 – Here’s What’s Happening

Maybank is Ditching MSOS Codes – But Is Secure2u Really Better?

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