June 19, 2025, Shenzhen, China –Against the backdrop of accelerating global digital transformation, National Tech Association ofMalaysia (PIKOM) and the Global Computing Consortium (GCC) today officially signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a strategic partnership. This collaboration will focus on knowledge exchange, industry research, and ecosystem synergy, aiming to jointly build a new China-Malaysia computing ecosystem.

Key Highlights of the Partnership

Knowledge Exchange:

Through technical seminars and expert exchange mechanisms, PIKOM and GCC will share the latest insights, trends, and developments in computing and IT.

Industry Research:

The two parties will form a joint task force to collaborate on research and policy reports in computing and IT.

Ecosystem Synergy:

Leveraging their respective regional resources, both organizations will co-host and participate in industry marketing events while sharing membership networks.

Quotes from Leadership:

Alex Liew, Chairman of PIKOM:

“This partnership with GCC represents a shared commitment to building a more dynamic environment for technology advancement and bilateral trade between Malaysia and China.”

Dr. Peng Peng, Secretary-General of GCC:

"We look forward to deepening our collaboration with PIKOM to jointly build a new China-Malaysia computing ecosystem."

The signing ceremony was also attended by PIKOM CEO Ong Kian Yew and GCC Strategy Advisor Wang Xuemin.

About the Partner

National Tech Association ofMalaysia (PIKOM)

Established in 1986, PIKOM is the leading representative body of Malaysia’s technology industry. With approximately2,000 active member companies spanning the full spectrum of tech products and services, its members contribute toover 80% of Malaysia’s digital economy