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14 Aug 2026, 11:30 AM	Digital News Asia	5.5	Exabytes launches Grow AI to empower one million businesses by 2030 Exabytes launched GROW AI at its Kuala Lumpur summit (Aug 2026), a managed AI services platform built on RASA principles integrating its cloud, cybersecurity, eCommerce, and automation capabilities, with a 3-year Aurora Mobile partnership to deliver enterprise AI across SEA. A 2025 Ecosystm study cited in the launch found only 21% of 133 Malaysian SMEs surveyed had moved beyond AI pilots, with 60% citing lack of in-house technical expertise as the top barrier. Why: If you build AI tools or services targeting Malaysian SMEs, the 60%-lack-expertise / 21%-past-pilot gap is your market wedge — packaged, low-expertise AI solutions have clear demand. Exabytes is now a competing incumbent bundling managed AI with existing hosting and cloud relationships, so founders selling AI adoption tooling into that segment should expect a channel partner with deep SME lock-in rather than a greenfield market. malaysia-tech managed-ai sme-adoption exabytes ai-infrastructure

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14 Aug 2026, 11:30 AM

Digital News Asia

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Exabytes launches Grow AI to empower one million businesses by 2030

Exabytes launched GROW AI at its Kuala Lumpur summit (Aug 2026), a managed AI services platform built on RASA principles integrating its cloud, cybersecurity, eCommerce, and automation capabilities, with a 3-year Aurora Mobile partnership to deliver enterprise AI across SEA. A 2025 Ecosystm study cited in the launch found only 21% of 133 Malaysian SMEs surveyed had moved beyond AI pilots, with 60% citing lack of in-house technical expertise as the top barrier.

Why: If you build AI tools or services targeting Malaysian SMEs, the 60%-lack-expertise / 21%-past-pilot gap is your market wedge — packaged, low-expertise AI solutions have clear demand. Exabytes is now a competing incumbent bundling managed AI with existing hosting and cloud relationships, so founders selling AI adoption tooling into that segment should expect a channel partner with deep SME lock-in rather than a greenfield market.