Cyberview ignites creative innovation with CIRc8

  • evidence a letter of intent with TODAK Holdings and an MOU with Animonsta Studios &amp.
  • Aims to foster&nbsp, stronger engagement to benefit the online innovative business

L-R: Ahmad Faizul Ramli, chief operating officer, Cyberview Sdn Bhd; Mohd Hisyamuddin Awang Abu Bakar, head of Special Investment, Real Estate & Services Section, Government Investment Companies Division (GIC), Ministry of Finance; Kamarul Ariffin Abdul Samad, CEO, Cyberview Sdn Bhd; Teo Nie Ching, deputy minister of Communication; Khairul Azlan Zainal Ariffin, CEO, TODAK Holdings Sdn Bhd; Anas Abdul Aziz, chief content officer, showrunner & audio director, Animonsta Studios Sdn Bhd; Dr. Tan Awang Besar, rector, Akademi Seni Budaya Dan Warisan Kebangsaan

The Cyberjaya Digital Creative Circuit ( CIRc8 ) 2024, a synthesis of digital creativity and technological innovation, has been announced by Cyberview Sdn Bhd. More than just an occasion, CIRc8 serves as a platform where suggestions meet imagination, all within the fluid ecosystem of Cyberjaya.

As the technology hub designer, Cyberview emphasises that it is in a special place, very unlike other designers. A key goal of the business is to create a tech ecosystem that benefits all-size technology firms, enabling the Cyberjaya group to prosper as a whole.

Cyberjaya has recently seen an influx of data center investments, which has helped and established the very core of the modern business in the metropolis. As the desired technology investment location for Malaysia, Cyberjaya has seen an influx of data center investments. As the industry expands and makes use of cutting-edge technologies like conceptual AI, Cyberjaya’s online creative players gain advantage.

Kamarul Ariffin Abdul Samad, CEO of Cyberview, said,” Although we welcome high-value technology Investment, we are cognisant of the important role local technology firms play in building Malaysia’s modern economy in the long run. We are particularly pleased of our local software companies, particularly those in the creative market”.

He added,” We see the demand for digital innovative products and services is on the increase, both locally and internationally, therefore opening access to new markets and new parts for products and services”. Kamarul also emphasized that Cyberview’s assistance for this business is a long-term commitment, as demonstrated by the establishment of the modern innovative tech cluster within the Cyberjaya masterplan, which was launched in 2019.

Cyberjaya is home to some of Malaysia’s popular online artistic talents, with video studios like Monsta Studios, WAU Animation, and Durioo gaining international reputation. I’m convinced that there will soon be a domestic fairy called Cyberjaya. Therefore, he emphasized that Cyberview is doing everything we can to help businesses through numerous business help programs like the one we introduced today.

CIRc8 2024 was launched by Teo Nie Ching, assistant secretary of Communications, who likewise witnessed two report markets. The first was a Memorandum of Understanding between TODAK Holdings Sdn Bhd and Cyberview Sdn Bhd, and the next was a Letter of Intent between the two.

Both exchanges demonstrate the strengthening of the relationship between the parties involved, aiming to foster a more effective and important collaboration for the online creative sector.

With an estimated crowd of more than 1, 500 people, consisting of key players from the animation and e-sports industry, talent, and the community, visitors were entertained for two days with a mini game arcade, an immersive virtual art exhibition by Akademi Seni Budaya dan Warisan Kebangsaan ( ASWARA ), and meet-the-fans sessions with popular local animation characters.

Other hobbies included industry changes and a panel discussion titled” The Future of Digital Creativity – Navigating Innovation and Human Touch.” The board featured Shafinaz Salim, head of Technology Hub Development at Cyberview, Nicholas Sagau, chief operating officer of RevMedia Group and vice president of the Malaysia Digital Association, and Dr. Jazmi Jamal, chairman of Future Creative School at ASWARA.