Xiaomi’s latest release targets the budget-conscious sector, going head-to-head with Realme and Samsung in the 5G device segment.

Motorists will see a modest relief at the pump this week as prices for petrol and diesel record a five-sen reduction.

Xiaomi’s latest budget-to-midrange smartphone lineup is rolling out across Malaysia, offering four distinct models catering to different connectivity and performance needs.

The Malaysian smartphone market sees a fresh wave of competition as Redmi launches its high-capacity Note 17 Pro Max alongside rivals from Realme and iQOO.

The new smart appliance offers a 12.5kg washing capacity and integrated drying features starting at RM2,399.

Xiaomi’s latest mid-range smartphone series hits the local market with a split-chip strategy for its 4G and 5G variants.

The new codeshare agreement offers Malaysian travellers single-booking access to European destinations via Istanbul.

The budget carrier’s first-ever codeshare agreement bridges Southeast Asia and Europe, opening significant travel corridors via Istanbul.

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil warns of regulatory action if streaming content is found to violate national guidelines on social sensitivities.

Alibaba is bolstering Malaysia’s national AI literacy program by providing young Malaysians access to two of its specialized cloud-based tools.

The semiconductor materials firm will use the new capital to advance its proprietary packaging technology toward commercial partner qualification.

Growth in the manufacturing sector persists but at a reduced pace as businesses navigate a cooling demand environment.

The new installation at the Cheras mall adds a mix of DC and AC charging options, further increasing the convenience for local electric vehicle owners.

Taylor’s, Sunway, and Monash join forces for an orchestral performance signaling new cross-institutional integration.

The reinsurance giant looks to bolster its capital position as it navigates a robust domestic economic environment.

The latest mid-range offering from Poco prioritizes extreme endurance with a significant jump in battery capacity and upgraded display technology.

The benchmark index saw modest gains at midday as investors positioned their portfolios ahead of the upcoming Overnight Policy Rate announcement.

Youth participants in the national AI programme can now access professional-grade automation and video creation software as part of a government-led tech initiative.

The locally assembled Jaecoo J5 EV launches at RM118,800, marking the brand’s first foray into the Malaysian electric vehicle market.

The new entry-level smartphone targets durability and battery longevity at an aggressive sub-RM1,000 price point for the Malaysian market.

The locally assembled Jaecoo J5 EV joins the competitive Malaysian electric vehicle market, featuring a comprehensive introductory package for early adopters.

With founders boasting NASA and MIT credentials, nSWX aims to solve critical thermal and power challenges in next-generation AI hardware.

The veteran digital transformation leader takes the helm as the luxury automaker doubles down on its local EV and customer experience strategy.

The partnership aims to provide 100,000 young Malaysians with expanded access to essential AI tools and learning resources.

The partnership aims to secure massive dedicated on-site power and battery storage to support upcoming high-capacity data center infrastructure in Selangor.

Guinness Malaysia has leveraged consumer feedback and rigorous training to crown the country’s top 30 outlets for a perfect pint.

Kuala Lumpur hosts the Asean Health Ministers’ Meeting for the first time in two decades, signalling a renewed focus on regional health security.

The new ULTRA Home 5G Pro service aims to push fixed-wireless boundaries, offering multi-gigabit connectivity without the need for traditional fibre infrastructure.

The local currency softens against the US dollar as crude oil price volatility and shifting US interest rate expectations trigger market caution.

EV owners can now access ChargeSini DC charging points starting from RM1.19 per kWh as the network adjusts its nationwide pricing structure.
