RIDING THE TECH TIGER

By Jeffrey Hardy Quah

August 2015 COVER STORY
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Penang has produced several highly successful tech start-ups, but an underdeveloped ecosystem is holding things back. That’s about to change.Curry Khoo.I meet Curry Khoo for the first time at Starbucks in Auto-City in Juru. It is afternoon and I am actually running late – Google Maps is letting me down big time and Curry is kind enough to send me his location via Whatsapp. It is a fittingly tech-themed trip.I find him sitting in a corner, hunched in front of...

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