Malaysia is strategically positioned to become a regional connectivity hub, leveraging its geographical location, strong digital infrastructure, and government-driven initiatives. In this episode, Dr. Ahmad Tarmizi Mukhtar, President & Chief Executive, from Quad Destiny Holdings Berhad moderates an in-depth discussion with:

• Benedict Kwok, Chief Operating Officer – TM Nexera

• Lloyd Lee, Head of Data Centre Operations & Service Delivery – Aims Data Centre

• Peter Macaulay, Fiber Architect – CelcomDigi Berhad & Member (MTSFB)

Together, they explore how Malaysia’s strategic location is strengthening its role in regional data exchange, subsea cable connectivity, and telecom expansion. The discussion examines the importance of partnerships with global telecom providers, as well as how emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, and automation are improving network efficiency and optimizing data center performance. The panel also considers how Malaysia’s continued investment in infrastructure and digital policies could further establish the country as a leading connectivity hub across ASEAN and APAC.

The convergence of Generative AI, cloud computing, and data center infrastructure is reshaping industries and accelerating digital innovation. In this episode, Freddy Loo, Founder from Tangram Advisory moderates an in-depth discussion with:

• Umang Varma, Head of Customer Engineering – Google Cloud Malaysia

• Ir. Ts. Maxx Wong Meng Fai, Head of Technical and Solutions – YTL Data Centers

• Rob Freeman, Global AI DC Lead – Juniper Networks

Together, they explore how Gen AI and cloud technologies are powering smarter data centers and more efficient IT operations. The conversation also examines the evolving regulatory landscape, the responsibilities of organizations in ensuring ethical AI deployment, and how AI-driven cloud solutions are enabling greater scalability and responsiveness for businesses. Looking ahead, the panel shares perspectives on how Gen AI, cloud computing, and data center infrastructure may evolve over the next 5–10 years and the impact this will have on industries worldwide.

The rapid growth of AI and cloud is reshaping how data centers are designed, powered, and deployed. In this episode, Marcus Kan, Managing Director from Cundall – Singapore moderates an in-depth discussion with:

• Simon Vaughan, Managing Director – Malaysia, STACK Infrastructure

• Dean Coetzee, Chief Operating Officer, EPI Group of Companies

Together, they explore what it takes to build AI-ready digital infrastructure, from site selection and reliable power to facilities capable of supporting high-density computing. The discussion also highlights how collaboration, resilience, and sustainable design will shape the next generation of data centers in markets like Malaysia.

In this episode, Ir. Aaron Chai Kao Khy, Liaison/Business Development Director at MEG Consult Sdn Bhd, moderates an in-depth discussion with:

• Carles Cortadas Guasch, Partner & CEO, B-Global Tech
• Yau Chau Fong, Managing Director, Duriane Professionals Sdn Bhd

Tune in to hear practical insights on designing interconnected data centers, addressing operational risks, and enabling continuous digital services in an always-on digital economy.

In this Episode, Adam Mohamed Rahim – Senior Analyst at RHB Investment Bank speaks with:

• Mohammad Ridzuan Abdul Aziz – Independent Non-Executive Director, AEON Bank Berhad
• Jovian Tan – CTO, Bitara

Together, they uncovers how cloud-native cores, open finance, and AI are reshaping banking operations and driving the next generation of secure, scalable digital infrastructure.

As data centers scale at record speed, one question looms larger than ever: can security keep up?

In this episode, Darsh Manimaran, Director at Cloud Security Alliance – Malaysia, moderates an in-depth discussion with:

• Ts. Suraya Hani, Senior Executive, CyberSecurity Malaysia
• Dmitriy Nikolaychik, Chief Technology Officer, irix
• Ruban Bala, Digital Trust & Cyber Risk Advocate – Banking

Tune in to uncover the hidden gaps in modern data center security and the emerging risks shaping the future of digital infrastructure.

Malaysia’s data centers are stepping up to meet net-zero goals, but how can operators balance sustainability with cost and operational realities? In this episode, Gary Goh, CEO of Sprint DC Consulting, moderates a timely discussion with:

Niranpal Singh, Managing Director – Malaysia, BayWa r.e. APAC

Ir. Noor Iziddin Abdullah Bin Haji Ghazali, Head of Solar, Energy Storage & Energy Efficiency, North Consult Engineering

🎧 Tune in to hear how the industry is powering toward a sustainable future.

Episode 50 of the w.media Podcast welcomes Taufiq Hussien (Telin Malaysia, Indonesia International Office), Dr. Steven Khaw (Leadership Development Expert) and James Soh (Senior Data Center Consultant) in a discussion that is core to the future of digital development - workforce and talent training. 

As Malaysia’s digital economy grows, data centers face new cyber-physical risks that go beyond traditional IT threats.

In this episode, Anh Tien Vu (Frost & Sullivan) moderates a discussion with Ts. Saiful Bakhtiar Osman (PNB Commercial) and David Rajoo (Microsoft Security) on how IoT, AI, and cloud infrastructure are reshaping security strategies and what operators can do to protect their facilities and ensure resilience in a hyper-connected world.

🎧 Tune in to discover how data centers are evolving to stay secure, resilient, and AI-ready

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping every aspect of data center design, operation, and sustainability. In this episode of w.media, Executive Editor Paul Mah speaks with Danny Wong, Senior Director – Infrastructure Solutions at Vertiv Asia, to explore how AI is driving the next wave of transformation across the industry.

From green financing and intelligent power management to AI-driven design and operational resilience, Danny shares insights into how Vertiv is helping enterprises build resilient, efficient, and future-ready infrastructure for the AI era.

🎧 Tune in to discover how the convergence of AI and sustainability is redefining what it means to be data center–ready for the future.