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Aiming To Grow Faster

Chiew Kok Hin, Chief Executive Officer, AIMS

02-Dec-19 08:05

Aiming To Grow Faster

Owned by Time Dot Com, AIMS Data Centre is seeking partnerships to expand into the region mainly in tier 2 or 3 markets. How soon could AIMS double its business? Would Amazon Web Services and other global tech giants in cloud services eventually kill them? As a relatively small player, is merging with a global operator the best option for AIMS in the future? We speak with Chiew Kok Hin, the CEO of AIMS about prospects and how it is securing its fortress in Malaysia.

Presented by: Noelle Lim


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