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Farah Anuar
Technology Editor
Covers technology companies, digital infrastructure, fintech and Malaysia’s digital economy.
About Farah Anuar
Farah Anuar is BursaKL’s Technology Editor. She follows the companies, services and infrastructure shaping Malaysia’s digital economy, from data centres and cloud services to fintech, artificial intelligence and start-ups. Her coverage connects technology announcements with their stated business purpose and impact on the local market.
She draws on company announcements, official updates and published reports to explain what is being launched, built or funded. Her stories distinguish products and services already available from future plans, and report technical claims and projected benefits as the source states them.
What they cover
- Technology companies and digital services
- Data centres, cloud and digital infrastructure
- Fintech, payments and financial technology
- Artificial intelligence, start-ups and technology investment
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Latest stories from Farah Anuar
- Tech & Digital Economy
E-invoice submissions total 1.99 billion as at Oct 1
More than 268,000 taxpayers submitted e-invoices, with 196,031 participating under phase four of the rollout, according to LHDN.
- Tech & Digital Economy
Skyro approved for online moneylending in Malaysia
The consumer finance group will start with cash loans and plans to add other products, making Malaysia its second Southeast Asian market after the Philippines.
- Tech & Digital Economy
TNG Digital adds overseas share trading through Webull Malaysia
Users can open and fund trading accounts through the TNG e-wallet, with eligible US fractional shares available from US$1 (RM4.08).
- Tech & Digital Economy
KDEBWM switches to fuel cards for digital spending oversight
The Caltex collaboration will provide cards to 452 subcontractor company representatives and lorry operators, with security PINs included.
- Tech & Digital Economy
AWS calls for stronger government-industry AI ties in Budget 2027
The company cited procurement incentives and support for local providers as ways to encourage wider AI adoption in Malaysia.
