Muhammad Zulhusni

2 days ago | cloudcomputing-news.net | Muhammad Zulhusni

Microsoft is putting more money into its operations in Switzerland. The company plans to invest $400 million to expand its data centre infrastructure and AI capabilities across the country. The move builds on more than three decades of activity in Switzerland and comes as demand for cloud and AI tools continues to grow. The investment covers several areas, including infrastructure upgrades, startup support, workforce training, and international cooperation.

2 days ago | techwireasia.com | Muhammad Zulhusni |Dashveenjit Kaur

China offers bounties for hackers it links to Taiwan and the US. Taiwan denies it, blaming China for shifting focus. Chinese authorities are accusing Taiwan of backing a wave of cyberattacks targeting government agencies, infrastructure, and private firms in China. In response, the public security bureau in Guangzhou has issued bounties for over 20 people allegedly involved, including one named individual, Ning Enwei. The size of the rewards was not disclosed.

3 days ago | techhq.com | Muhammad Zulhusni

AI could use nearly half of data centre power by late 2025. AI chip demand and training needs are straining power grids and climate goals. AI systems may soon be responsible for nearly half of all data centre electricity use. That’s the view of Alex de Vries-Gao, founder of the tech sustainability website Digiconomist, whose latest research estimates AI could take up around 49% of global data centre energy demand by the end of 2025.

3 days ago | techwireasia.com | Muhammad Zulhusni |Dashveenjit Kaur

Malaysia’s new AIM initiative aims to support business AI use and regional ties. With NAIO already leading strategy, it’s unclear how AIM will avoid overlap. Malaysia now has another initiative focused on artificial intelligence. Launched last Friday, AI Malaysia (AIM) is described as a platform to help businesses adopt AI and connect with others in the region. The initiative comes from ASEAN-BAC Malaysia and is part of a broader effort to encourage innovation and responsible tech use.

3 days ago | techwireasia.com | Muhammad Zulhusni |Dashveenjit Kaur

Broadcom is now shipping Tomahawk 6, a 102.4 Tbps Ethernet switch chip. It supports AI clusters of up to a million XPUs with tools to manage bandwidth and congestion. Broadcom is now shipping its Tomahawk 6 switch chip, offering 102.4 terabits per second of bandwidth on a single chip. That’s double the capacity of any current Ethernet switch and is aimed squarely at powering larger, more complex AI networks.