A Catalyst for the 5G Era, a Green Economy, and Inclusive Growth

Abstract

Malaysia's digital gap index is a measure of disparities in internet access and utilization. The west Malaysian region has witnessed growth, but emotional intelligence and internet usage continue to present obstacles. To close the divide between those who have access to digital technologies and those who do not, the government must emphasize individual education. The implementation of 5G technology in Malaysia has the potential to reduce the digital divide and promote inclusiveness, thereby contributing to the growth of a sustainable and environmentally conscious economy. In east Malaysia, the implementation of sustainable development practices, community empowerment initiatives, and 5G infrastructure has the potential to reduce disparities and promote economic growth, ecological preservation, and social well-being. By providing equitable opportunities and promoting innovative economic and environmental progress, the government can effectively tap into the innovative potential and vitality of east Malaysians.