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The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) government agency partnered with web3 marketing and launch assistance firm Emerge Group and recognized web3 gaming protocol CARV as a player in the local ecosystem.
According to an Oct. 8 CARV announcement, the partnership was unveiled during the IOV2055 Symposium held on Oct. 3. The two organizations plan to leverage the web3 gaming protocol to power the local blockchain game ecosystem. Dazzle, Ecosystem Lead of CARV, said:
“We are excited to contribute to the transformation of Malaysia’s digital gaming landscape through this collaboration with MDEC and EMERGE Group. CARV’s expertise in data ownership and blockchain technology will bring cutting-edge solutions that empower gamers and developers alike. This partnership is a huge step towards building a decentralized gaming ecosystem in Malaysia that will serve as a model for the entire region.”
During the conference — MDEC's head and senior vice president of digital transformation Datuk Fadzli Abdul Wahit — announced the inclusion of CARV in Malaysia’s Web3 Gaming Council. The organization in question comprises industry leaders, including Avocado DAO, TZ APAC and aims to collaborate on strategies that increase Malaysia’s weight as a player in the web3 gaming industry.
CARV Labs sees the partnership as a way to align with the Southeast Asian country strategically in its long-term goals. CARV chief operating officer Victor Yu explained:
"CARV’s inclusion in the Malaysia Web3 Gaming Council reflects our leadership in blockchain gaming and our dedication to pioneering innovative solutions in this space. [...] Our commitment is to ensure that Malaysian gamers and developers can leverage CARV’s technology to not only enjoy immersive gaming experiences but also take ownership of their data in a way that drives economic growth for the entire region.”
CARV’s infrastructure is focused on low-latency decentralized data access with user ownership and with this partnership the company will work with local shareholders to provide those capabilities to local players in the web3 gaming industry.
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