asiaEP was accorded the Multimedia
Super Corridor (MSC) status company in 1998, and it has elevated
the company progress and achieved what we are today.
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MSC
The Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) is Malaysias most
exciting initiative for the global information and communication
technology (ICT) industry.
Conceptualized in 1996, the MSC has since grown into a thriving
dynamic ICT hub, hosting more than 900 multinationals, foreign-owned
and home-grown Malaysian companies focused on multimedia and
communications products, solutions, services and; research and
development.
With this unique corridor, Malaysia continues to attract leading
ICT companies of the world to locate their industries in the
MSC and undertake research, develop new products and technologies
and export from this base. The MSC is also an ideal growth environment
for Malaysian ICT SMEs to transform themselves into world-class
companies. Furthermore, the MSC welcomes countries to use its
highly advanced infrastructural facilities as a global test-bed
for ICT applications and a hub for their regional operations
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MSC Vision
The MSC is a dedicated 15 X 50 km Corridor, stretching from
the Petronas Twin Towers in the north to the Kuala Lumpur International
Airport in the south; and encompasses Cyberjaya (the Technology
Core) and Putrajaya (the new administrative capital of Malaysia).
The Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) is Malaysias gift
to the world a growth area specifically to unlock multimedias
full potential by integrating innovative cyber laws and outstanding
infrastructure in an attractive and eco-friendly environment.
The MSC aims to revolutionize how Malaysians and others in the
region conduct commerce in the digital age. |
Bill of Guarantees |
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Provide a world-class physical
and information infrastructure |
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Allow unrestricted employment of
local and foreign knowledge workers. |
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Ensure freedom of ownership by
exempting companies with MSC Status from local ownership
requirements. |
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Give the freedom to source capital
globally for MSC infrastructure, and the right to borrow
funds globally. |
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Provide competitive financial incentives,
including no income tax for up to 10 years or an investment
tax allowance, and no duties on import of multimedia
equipment. |
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Become a regional leader in intellectual
property protection and cyber laws. |
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Ensure no Internet censorship.
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Provide globally competitive telecommunications
tariffs. |
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Tender key MSC infrastructure contracts
to leading companies willing to use the MSC as their regional
hub. |
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Provide an effective one-stop agency - MDC. |
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