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Kyndryl, The World's Largest Startup And Their Plans For Malaysia

Effendi Azmi Hashim, Managing Director, Kyndryl Malaysia & Indonesia

15-Aug-24 08:00

Kyndryl, The World's Largest Startup And Their Plans For Malaysia

Kyndryl, the world's largest IT infrastructure player also had the title of world's largest start up after their separation from IBM in 2021. We speak to Effendi Azmi Hashim, Managing Director of its Malaysian and Indonesian operation about being agonistic when it comes to partners, their strategy for growth and how they intend to benefit from the secular trends of AI and Data Centres.

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Produced by: Tun Hizami Hashim

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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Tags:  kyndryl,  it startup,  data centres,  artificial intelligence,  ibm, 


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