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    Microsoft Expands Cloud Services in Malaysia: $2.2B Investment and New Data Centers

    Microsoft is stepping up its game in Southeast Asia with a bold announcement that underscores not only its commitment to cloud innovation and artificial intelligence but also its belief in the region’s potential as a hub for digital transformation. Expanding the Cloud Footprint in Malaysia...
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    AI Transformation in Malaysia: Microsoft's Vision for 2025

    Empowering Industries with AI: Malaysia’s Transformation Story Microsoft’s renewed commitment to the Malaysian market signals a transformative era for industries across the nation. After a year-long hiatus, Microsoft reentered a landscape where artificial intelligence (AI) is not merely an...
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    Harnessing AI for Policy Transformation in Malaysia's Digital Economy

    As Malaysia charts its course through a rapidly evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence is emerging as a powerful ally for policymakers. Microsoft’s latest insights reveal how AI-powered solutions can transform public policy formulation, enabling data-driven decisions that are...
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    VIDEO Kim Jong-nam death: Malaysia police hold female suspect - BBC News

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    Hitler Bug -- How Can You Nazi the Resemblance?

    Source: Hitler Bug -- How Can You Nazi the Resemblance? | TMZ.com
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    Landlord visits house to collect rent, finds house has gone

    A Malaysian landlord received a rather unpleasant surprise when he went to collect rent from some tenants and found his property had disappeared. All that remained of Zuria Ali's house, which he had inherited from his parents, were 24 concrete pillar holders, a smashed TV and pieces of...
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    Malaysia police nab 3 for stealing 725,000 condoms (which have not yet been found).

    Malaysian police have arrested three suspects involved in the heist of some 725,000 condoms, which have not yet been found. Mohamad Shukri Dahlan, the police chief of Malaysia's northern Perak state, says the heist was "an inside job." He said Friday the suspects work for the firm...
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