Telecompaper Malaysia's 2027 Budget Enhances Cybersecurity and Digital Infrastructure
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- •The 2027 Budget focuses on enhancing Malaysia's digital economy and cybersecurity.
- •Key initiatives include investments in AI, cloud services, and post-quantum cryptography.
- •Connectivity improvements are targeted for underserved areas, including rural communities.
Telekom Malaysia (TM) has welcomed the measures in Malaysia's 2027 Budget aimed at enhancing the digital economy, particularly focusing on improved connectivity, digital infrastructure, and cybersecurity. The budget includes investments in artificial intelligence (AI), cloud services, and post-quantum cryptography. TM's CEO highlighted the importance of these initiatives for strengthening Malaysia's digital capabilities and competitiveness in the region. The budget also emphasizes connectivity improvements in underserved areas, including Orang Asli villages and Federal Land Development Authority settlements. TM aims to support the digital adoption of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through initiatives like Geran Sejahtera Madani. The Salam submarine cable project is expected to enhance connectivity between Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, and Sarawak. Overall, these measures are designed to lay a solid foundation for Malaysia's digital economy.
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