IP ServerOne Joins IABS 2026 to Celebrate the People Behind Business and Technology
Business moves forward when people come together.
That was the spirit of the Internet Alliance Business Summit (IABS) 2026, held on October 8 at Sunway University, Sunway Square Campus. Organized by Internet Alliance Malaysia under the theme Rehumanising Business, the summit brought together more than 500 attendees for a day of conversations, learning, and networking across business and technology.
As a Track Sponsor, IP ServerOne was glad to support Internet Alliance Malaysia in bringing the business and technology community together. The summit also gave our team an opportunity to connect with students exploring careers in AI, cloud computing, and technology, and to hear different perspectives on the people shaping Malaysia’s future of work.
Rehumanising Business Starts with Human Connection
Throughout the day, conversations covered AI, corporate culture, accounting, business payments, entrepreneurship, sales, and the future of work. Keynote sessions, live roundtable discussions, and hands-on workshops gave attendees opportunities to exchange ideas and explore different perspectives.
Beyond the sessions, more than 10 exhibition booths and nine recruitment booths created additional opportunities for businesses, technology professionals, and students to connect.
The discussions reflected an important idea behind Rehumanising Business: progress is not just about new technologies or business strategies. It also depends on how people communicate, collaborate, and learn from one another.
Connecting with the Next Generation of Talent
Some of the most meaningful conversations about the future begin with a simple question: What could I do next?
At the IP ServerOne recruitment booth in the Recruitment Area on Level 1 of Sunway University’s Main Campus, the team met students interested in internships and career opportunities in AI, cloud computing, and technology.
These conversations gave students an opportunity to learn more about the industry, explore potential career paths, and hear from people working in the field. They also gave our team a chance to listen to students’ interests and perspectives on the future of technology.
As a Malaysian cloud and infrastructure provider, IP ServerOne works in an industry supported by people with diverse skills and expertise. Connecting with students is one way to introduce emerging talent to the opportunities available in cloud and technology, while building relationships with the next generation of professionals.
People Remain at the Center of Technology
AI and cloud computing are becoming important parts of how Malaysian businesses innovate, operate, and adapt to change. Yet technology alone does not drive progress. People are the ones who develop solutions, maintain infrastructure, support digital services, and find practical ways to meet business needs.
IP ServerOne supports businesses with cloud hosting and infrastructure services, contributing to the technology ecosystem that organizations rely on to run their digital workloads.
As businesses across Malaysia explore AI adoption and digital transformation, both dependable infrastructure and skilled people will remain important. That makes collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and opportunities for emerging talent valuable parts of the wider technology ecosystem.
Building a More Connected Technology Community
A stronger business and technology ecosystem grows when businesses, industry associations, educational institutions, and emerging professionals have opportunities to connect and learn from one another.
For IP ServerOne, participating in events like IABS 2026 is a way to stay engaged with this wider community, exchange perspectives, and connect with people who will help shape Malaysia’s digital future.
We thank Internet Alliance Malaysia for organizing IABS 2026 and Sunway University for hosting the summit. Bringing people together creates space for meaningful conversations, new connections, and opportunities to learn from one another.
At IP ServerOne, we believe technology should never feel cold. Behind every cloud platform and digital service are people working to make technology useful and dependable for the businesses and communities that rely on it.
Because technology moves business forward. People give it purpose.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Internet Alliance Malaysia (IA)?
Internet Alliance Malaysia (IA) is a non-profit industry association established in 2010 to represent Malaysia’s internet and digital services industry. It provides a platform for industry players to connect, exchange knowledge, and support the development of Malaysia’s digital economy.
What is the Internet Alliance Business Summit (IABS)?
The Internet Alliance Business Summit (IABS) is an industry event organized by Internet Alliance Malaysia. It brings together business leaders, technology professionals, organizations, and emerging talent to exchange ideas, explore business and technology trends, and build connections. IABS 2026 was held on October 8 at Sunway University, Sunway Square Campus, under the theme Rehumanising Business.
What is IP ServerOne’s relationship with Internet Alliance Malaysia?
IP ServerOne is a Malaysian cloud and infrastructure provider with a longstanding connection to Internet Alliance Malaysia. The company’s founder and CEO, Lee Cheung Loong, served as IA’s first president. IP ServerOne continues to engage with the wider business and technology community through industry initiatives, sponsorships, and talent engagement.
How did IP ServerOne participate in IABS 2026?
IP ServerOne participated as a Track Sponsor of IABS 2026. Its team also engaged with students at the recruitment booth in the Recruitment Area on Level 1 of Sunway University’s Main Campus, sharing information about internship and career opportunities in AI, cloud computing, and technology.
What does IP ServerOne do?
IP ServerOne is a Malaysian cloud and infrastructure provider offering cloud hosting, managed cloud services, and infrastructure solutions for businesses. Its services support the digital workloads, applications, and systems organizations rely on.
About the Author
Judy Lee | Marketing Manager, IP ServerOne
With over 12 years of experience spanning healthcare, hospitality, and cloud technology, Judy Lee specializes in translating complex infrastructure into clear, practical business solutions. She believes technology should feel enabling—not intimidating—and is passionate about turning “cold” systems into reliable, human-centered support for the people who depend on them. Today, she helps Malaysian businesses scale with confidence by navigating AI adoption, data sovereignty, and digital transformation in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
