Hab Pusat Data Menyokong Transformasi Ekonomi Digital Sarawak

Dalam peralihan ke ekonomi digital, penubuhan pusat data dan hasrat menjadikan Sarawak sebagai hab pusat data di rantau ini bertujuan untuk menyokong transformasi ekonomi digital negeri ini.

Menurut Pengarah Sarawak Multimedia Authority (SMA), YBhg Dato Dr. Anderson Tiong Ing Heng, transformasi dari ekonomi konvensional ke ekonomi digital memerlukan usaha peningkatan infrastruktur digital yang meluas.

Penubuhan pusat data yang dilengkapi dengan kemudahan serta sistem yang dapat menyokong operasinya adalah salah satu infrastruktur penting yang perlu ditingkatkan sekiranya Sarawak mahu beralih ke ekonomi digital.

Hal tersebut demikian kerana jelas beliau, data adalah sesuatu yang berharga dalam dunia digital dan kehidupan manusia sejagat amat bergantung pada data.

Gaya hidup yang dikuasakan oleh digital hari ini memerlukan data, sama ada dalam bentuk suara, imej ataupun teks.

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