Google launches future skills training for Selangor teachers, unveils first Malaysian data centre


Porat reaffirmed Google's support for advancing the country's digital future. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Google today launched the Future Skills for All (FS4A) digital training initiative, a programme aimed at training 260 teachers in Selangor. These teachers will, in turn, train up to 61,000 students across the state.

The launch was part of Google's Mantap Malaysia Bersama AI event in Kuala Lumpur, where the tech giant also had the groundbreaking ceremony for its first data centre and new cloud region in Malaysia.

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