U Mobile launches Enterprise Innovation Platform hub
The EIP hub brings together enterprises, technology providers, academia and the public sector to speed up 5G-A and AI adoption.

U Mobile today launched its Enterprise Innovation Platform (EIP) hub, an industry-led initiative bringing together enterprises, tech companies, academia, advisers and public sector stakeholders.
U Mobile CEO Wong Heang Tuck said the hub aims to "reduce implementation risks, accelerate technology adoption and deliver meaningful business outcomes faster".
"We want to create an environment where organisations can confidently explore new technologies, develop practical solutions and scale innovations that create measurable business outcomes," he said at the launch.
"As digital adoption accelerates across every sector, collaboration between government, industry, academia and technology partners will become even more important," he added.
Communications minister Fahmi Fadzil was also in attendance.
At the launch, the EIP hub showcased its in-house implementations, demonstrating practical enterprise applications of 5G-A and artificial intelligence.
The technologies on display included 5G- and AI-driven visual intelligence for real-time operational monitoring, as well as 5G drone patrolling and data capture for autonomous inspection and surveillance.
Fahmi noted that Malaysia has made advancements in its digital infrastructure and economy, adding that the EIP hub will help foster innovation and attract investment.
"The hub represents an industry-led initiative that complements the government's efforts to accelerate enterprise digital transformation by bringing together enterprises, technology providers, innovators, academia, and the public sector," he said.
He added that the hub establishes a collaborative ecosystem that will accelerate the adoption of 5G- and AI-driven applications that enhance productivity, strengthen competitiveness and unlock new sources of economic growth.
"This is exactly the type of public-private collaboration that Malaysia needs as we continue to build a stronger digital economy," he said.
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