JAMILAH LIM

Jam (she/they) is the editor of Tech Wire Asia. They are a humanist and feminist with a love for science and technology. They are also cognizant of the intersectionality of the above with ethics, morality, and its economic/social impact on people, especially marginalized/underdeveloped communities.

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Malaysian SMEs confused or hesitant about digitalizing will now be able to get onboard a little easier with the Guidebooks by MDEC.

MDEC launches digitalization guidebooks for Malaysian SMEs

In Australia and New Zealand, 63% are using AI to optimize data, but being digitally ready isn't just about adopting new technologies.

Are APAC companies digitally ready? It’s a mixed bag, says survey

Employees of the video game company, Activision Blizzard, hold a walkout and protest rally to denounce the company's response to a California Department of Fair Employment and Housing lawsuit and to call for changes in conditions for women and other marginalized groups, in , in Irvine, California, on July 28, 2021. (Photo by DAVID MCNEW / AFP)

What’s with tech companies and workplace harassment?

Huawei is charged to have China at the forefront of the 6G race against US & Japan

More support for APAC startup ecosystem soon from Huawei

The Palawan rainforest is home to a rich array of biodiversity that's in danger of extinction.

Can this smartphone system save the Philippine’s Palawan rainforest from destruction?

The Razer Pay app on an android smartphone, which will cease to be in service by Oct 1, 2021 (IMG/ Faizal Ramli / Shutterstock.com)

The death of Razer Pay: Did it fail to slice through the competition?

Livestreaming has helped increase views to the shops of e-merchants, bolstering confidence in digital commerce for this year.

Interactive tech is driving the growth of digital commerce in SEA

Rapid digital growth catalyzed by the pandemic has pushed consumers online. But global user cybersecurity awareness is still an issue. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP)

Consumer cybersecurity awareness still low, businesses should step up – IBM Security