From left: Wilstech Sdn Bhd (wholly-owned subsidiary of Systech Bhd) CEO Low Min Yew, Permodalan Kedah Bhd CEO Mohd Azad Jasmi, Systech executive director Teoh Keng Chang and Tujuh Warisan Sdn Bhd managing director Eizaz Azhar.
KUALA LUMPUR: Systech Bhd
has signed a memorandum of collaboration agreement with Permodalan Kedah Bhd (PKB) and Tujuh Warisan Sdn Bhd (TWSB) to explore developing, operating, and maintaining artificial intelligence (AI) -powered data centres, tech parks, hydrogen energy, and AI solutions in Kedah.
Through the collaboration, PKB is committing to AI's future by inviting companies to advance AI-driven initiatives and position Kedah as a leader in digital transformation.
As the technology partner, Systech will lead the development of AI infrastructure, integrating high-performance computing (HPC), cloud computing, blockchain security solutions, and AI-driven automation systems.
Meanwhile, TWSB will oversee the strategic implementation, commercialisation efforts, and foreign investment opportunities, ensuring that the AI data centres and high-tech projects attract multinational companies and global investors.
PKB chief executive officer Mohd Azad Bin Jasmi said: “By working together, we can create a sustainable and future-ready digital infrastructure that benefits industries, businesses, and the people of Kedah. This partnership is a strategic step towards developing an AI-driven economy that strengthens Malaysia’s global competitiveness."
Meanwhile, Systech managing director Datuk Derrick Hooi said this collaboration represented a major step forward in its mission to expand Malaysia’s AI capabilities.
“By leveraging our expertise in AI-driven solutions, alongside PKB’s strategic support and TWSB’s technical capabilities, we aim to establish a high-tech ecosystem that will drive innovation and create new opportunities in Kedah. This partnership aligns with our commitment to shaping Malaysia into a regional AI powerhouse.”
TWSB managing director Eizaz Azhar said that AI was reshaping industries worldwide, and Malaysia, particularly Kedah, needed to strike a balance between talent and infrastructure development to create real-world impact.
“As a specialist in mobilising state-driven transformation initiatives, TWSB is proud to be part of this collaboration to deliver long-lasting economic and technological progress to the state, as well as next-generation digital solutions, led by young local talent,” he added.
