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An alleged espionage operation involving Nvidia’s billionaire CEO has exposed a much bigger controversy over restricted AI chips, with Singapore-based companies, a Malaysian subsidiary, and billions of dollars in powerful processors at the centre of US investigations.

The technology powering the rapidly burgeoning artificial intelligence revolution has become one of the mo...


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28 November 2026

Get ready for a night of Latin flair, music and celebration as the Latin Women’s Association of Malaysia brings the global community together for LATINOS – The Way We Celebrate. Expect a lively evening of dinner, drinks, live music, spectacular performances and dancing, all set against the vibrant backdrop of Kuala Lumpur.

Taking place on Saturda...


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Two bar favorites are joining forces for an afternoon of cold American craft beer, loaded hot dogs, retro tunes, and sunset views of Merdeka 118. Sunset Rewind takes over Crafty’s at Tuah 1895 on Saturday, November 14.

What happens when Kura’s Krafts crashes a party at Crafty’s? Apparently, you get cold craft beer, hot dogs, throwback tunes, and a sunset worth putting your...


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A welcome new initiative from Pernod Ricard pairs cocktails with water in specially designed glassware, encouraging a more balanced approach to drinking. Three Kuala Lumpur bars have put their own spin on the concept, with whisky, cognac, and even coconut water making an appearance.

The next time you order a cocktail, you might find your water arriving in the same glass. T...


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The health screenings recommended at 25 are likely to be quite different from those needed at 60. Understanding which checks matter at each stage of life can help identify potential health issues early and support better long-term well-being.

This post contributed by Prince Court Med...


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