Tech in time: How the digital revolution took shape in Malaysia


Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad and created a new category of device that stuck around. — AFP

Have you ever wondered about the remarkable evolution of technology over the years, particularly in Malaysia?

Let’s journey back to the year 2000, a time when people heaved a sigh of relief that the Y2K bug, which was predicted to disrupt computer systems all over the world, fizzled out.

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