Tech Wire Asia

As a member of the Hybrid brand, Tech Wire Asia serves as an independent online platform dedicated to technology and enterprise news in Asia. Our articles offer a deep dive into various topics, featuring insights from writers and bloggers throughout the continent, while also providing daily updates and stories. We concentrate on how startups and small to medium-sized businesses leverage technology for growth and success. Our content is tailored for innovators, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and those eager to transform ideas into practical solutions. The Tech Wire Asia team, part of Hybrid, consists of talented writers from some of the leading news organizations globally. Our audience spans a wide array of countries in Asia and beyond. We continuously seek out intriguing innovations, emerging companies, and transformative technologies from across the region.

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China names hackers it claims are tied to Taiwan as cyber tensions rise

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.
Malaysia adds another AI initiative-How AIM fits into the bigger picture

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.
New Broadcom chip aims to ease AI network bottlenecks

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.
How Informatica’s CLAIRE Agents are automating enterprise data tasks

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

CLAIRE Agents help cut down manual data work and reduce IT backlogs. They automate data tasks so teams spend less time fixing and more time using data. Managing enterprise data is a messy job. Most companies have too much of it, spread across too many systems, and rely heavily on IT teams to make sense of it all. Informatica’s CLAIRE Agents are designed to ease that burden by introducing goal-driven, autonomous agents that can handle time-consuming data tasks more efficiently.
Palo Alto executive reveals why cybersecurity platformisation is a critical defence against AI attacks

3 days ago | techwireasia.com | Dashveenjit Kaur

Cybersecurity platformisation reduces attack vectors from hundreds to single digits against AI-powered threatsSecurity teams must shift from analysing 30-40% of alerts to 100% autonomous threat detectionThe mathematics of modern cybersecurity are brutally simple: if you have 25 security tools in your enterprise, you’re potentially exposed to 625 different attack paths. Meanwhile, cybercriminals only need to succeed once.
What is Copilot for Gaming? Microsoft’s Xbox AI assistant is now in beta

1 week ago | techwireasia.com | Muhammad Zulhusni

Microsoft launches a beta of Copilot for Gaming in the Xbox app. Users in select countries can try an AI assistant for achievements, game tips, and downloads. Microsoft has started rolling out an early version of Copilot for Gaming, its new AI assistant built to support players in Xbox platforms. The feature is now available to some users on iOS and Android through the Xbox mobile app.
Microsoft opens cloud regions in Malaysia and Indonesia

1 week ago | techwireasia.com | Muhammad Zulhusni

Microsoft opens new cloud regions for Malaysia and Indonesia. Move supports data rules, business growth, and jobs. Microsoft has opened its first cloud regions in Malaysia and Indonesia, giving the countries local access to data storage, AI tools, and cloud services. The move supports public and private sector efforts to improve infrastructure, strengthen security, and build digital skills.
Why Salesforce is buying Informatica to power its AI platforms

1 week ago | techwireasia.com | Muhammad Zulhusni

Salesforce buys Informatica for $8 billion, boost to AI foundation. Deal combines governance, integration, and context to support scalable AI. Salesforce is buying Informatica for $8 billion in a move that shows how much weight it puts on data quality to build AI tools that work inside its platforms. Informatica makes software that helps companies organise and manage their data. The deal is meant to improve how Salesforce’s AI tools interact with large and often messy sets of business data.
Supernode 384: How Huawei turns sanctions into threat to Nvidia

1 week ago | techwireasia.com | Dashveenjit Kaur

Huawei’s Supernode 384 computing architecture rivals Nvidia and circumvents US restrictions. Peer-to-peer architecture delivers up to 2.5x faster performance compared to legacy clusters. Huawei’s ambitious push into high-performance AI computing has taken a significant leap forward with its Supernode 384 architecture, positioning the Chinese tech giant as a formidable challenger to Nvidia’s market-leading position despite ongoing US sanctions.
China's humanoid robots: Manufacturing revolution or worker displacement crisis?

1 week ago | techwireasia.com | Dashveenjit Kaur

China’s manufacturing workers face uncertainty as humanoid robots receive $20+ bn investment. Beijing promises collaboration with workers, rather than replacement. Mass production targets of 10,000+ units by 2025 means change for China’s 123 million factory workersChina’s manufacturing heartland stands at a crossroads where metal and flesh compete for the same jobs.