Artificial Intelligence is transforming Malaysia’s healthcare with improved diagnostics, early cancer detection, and cost savings.

Malaysia’s AI sector is growing, with strong U.S. tech opportunities in cloud, computing, AI tools, and digital skills to support its digital transformation.

The Cyber Security Act 2024 (CSA) mandates licensing for cyber security service providers (CSSPs) through the National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA).

The Malaysian Defense Ministry is preparing for the adoption of AI technology in the nation’s military sector.

Malaysia’s new carbon capture, utilization and storage bill offers regulatory clarity and new opportunities for U.S. companies looking to enter this industry.

Blockchain can enhance Malaysia’s logistics with tracking, smart contracts and security, creating BaaS, AI & cybersecurity opportunities for U.S. firms

International partnerships will be key as Malaysia develops its critical minerals and rare earth elements resources sustainably, along the entire value chain

Malaysia’s oral healthcare market is projected to reach US$2.8 billion in revenue by 2027

Technologies that digitalize, automate, and build resilience in agriculture will be essential for tackling Malaysia’s food security challenges.

Malaysia’s Industry 4.0 growth drives demand for U.S. expertise in IoT, AI, and robotics, with government backing for impactful, competitive tech solutions.

Malaysia recently announced its 2025 budget allocation for national security and defense measures to safeguard the nation’s sovereignty.
 

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Bangladesh is among the fastest growing countries of origin for international students in the United States. 

Bangladesh is experiencing a rapid evolution in its cybersecurity landscape, driven by increasing digitalization and a surge in cyber threats.

Bangladesh has made some progress over the last two decades in expanding its renewable energy capacity, but still has significant untapped potential.