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Malaysia
Sarawak
The most decentralised ecosystem in Malaysia. Rather than concentrating in one metro, Sarawak runs a deliberate hub-and-spoke model under the Sarawak Digital Economy Blueprint 2030 — a high-tech park in Kuching, a statewide network of Digital Innovation Hubs reaching Sibu, Bintulu and Miri, and a digital-government district coordinating it all.
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Population Size
Kuching
A distributed network of 9 hubs anchored in Kuching and reaching nearly all of Sarawak's divisions.
ICOM Square
Runs the state's hybrid-cloud platform (SDeCloud), hosting, cybersecurity and system-integration services for Sarawak's digital transformation.
Hikmah Exchange
A joint SDEC initiative advancing sustainability-focused digital and AI applications for the state.
TEGAS Digital Village (TDV)
A GBI-certified co-working campus with an Open Lab IR4.0 Testbed, an XR Lab built with Borneo Digital, and a SOLIDWORKS Innovation Lab — Sarawak's flagship startup facility, with a co-living Phase 2 underway.
Statewide Digital Innovation Hub Network
A distributed network of 9 hubs anchored in Kuching and reaching nearly all of Sarawak's divisions.
ICOM Square
The flagship Digital Innovation Hub coordinating programming for the wider statewide network.
Regional DIH Network
Operational hubs in Samarahan, Betong, Sarikei, Mukah, Sibu, Bintulu and Miri, with Serian, Sri Aman, Kapit and Lawas in progress.
Digital Community Centres
Smaller-town access points that extend connectivity and digital-economy participation into rural areas alongside the DIHs.
Bintulu-Samalaju Industrial Corridor
Malaysia's first WEF Transitioning Industrial Cluster - layering smart manufacturing and decarbonisation onto a long-established LNG, petrochemical and metals base powered by the Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (SCORE).
Bintulu Transitioning Industrial Cluster (TIC)
Malaysia's first World Economic Forum Transitioning Industrial Cluster, linking 23 industry players, agencies and technology partners to a global network of 39 clusters in 20 countries. The physical base the TIC builds on: Samalaju's steel, aluminium, fertiliser and petrochemical downstream plants alongside Kidurong Industrial Estate's major LNG facilities.
Innovation Ecosystems in Malaysia
Malaysia's tech economy doesn't sit in one place — it's distributed across free industrial zones, data-centre corridors, innovation parks and digital villages.
