From palm oil to data

   

Excuse me, in the time between the wild jungle and oil palm plantations, there were once rubber tree estates. Nobody can claim he was the owner of the wild jungle. The rubber tree estates were mainly owned by local business families while most of the oil palm plantations belong to local property tycoons. Then, who are the owners of the data centres?

Becoming a tech megapolis is receiving the worsen quality of air, water and soil as a free gift that is riskier for health. Is to earn from the tech park to pay bill in the medic park a consent-made fair game?

Pro-business? Shall we look at organic agriculture, nature conservation and cultural heritage preservation to develop quality agriculture, ecotourism and cultural tourism, in the name of sustainable life-friendly development? "No. That takes too long time. I want to get the result and enjoy the rewards ASAP. No one lives long."

Reference: From palm oil to data: Malaysia builds AI hub on Singapore’s doorstep