According to CoinMeta, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that Masayoshi Son, the founder of Japan's SoftBank Group and also known as CEO, plans to invest $50 billion in Malaysia. The project will cover areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), emerging technologies, and data center infrastructure. During a speech at an event in Malacca, Anwar revealed that he had previously held a video call with Masayoshi Son, who has selected locations in Kuching, Sarawak, and on the Malay Peninsula for the proposed investment. Currently, this funds is still in the planning stage, and the report does not mention a timeline or the allocation of amounts for each location. At the beginning of this month, SoftBank Group signed a framework agreement with the US-listed Southeast Asian technology platform Grab and Malaysia's Sarawak Petroleum Corporation to jointly explore cooperation opportunities in developing AI computing power services and advanced technologies in Sarawak.