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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar said SoftBank Group founder and president Masayoshi Son plans to invest $50 billion in Malaysia across AI, emerging technologies and data centers. Anwar named Sarawak, Kuching and Peninsular Malaysia as investment locations and said he discussed the matter with Son in an online meeting on the 20th.

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IT Home reported on October 25 that, according to a Bloomberg report today, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar announced that SoftBank Group founder and president Masayoshi Son plans to invest $50 billion in Malaysia (IT Home note: approximately 334.46 billion yuan at the current exchange rate), across areas including AI and data centers.

According to the report, Anwar announced the news at an event in Malacca yesterday. He had held an online meeting with Son on the 20th to discuss the matter.

Anwar said: “Masayoshi Son has chosen Sarawak, Kuching and Peninsular Malaysia as locations for this $50 billion investment, which covers AI, emerging technologies and data centers.”

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