Business Pillars

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Atia — in partnership with Good Vision AI — sits between global AI compute demand and Malaysia's rapidly expanding data center supply.

• INFRASTRUCTURE MATCHING
  • GPU-as-a-Service: dedicated access to high-end NVIDIA GPUs (H100, B300-class) across Malaysian data centres including TM, YTL, and Equinix 
  • Colocation & space: securing high-density rack capacity, including large-scale (e.g. 65MW-class) facilities, for AI workloads 
  • AI-ready servers: access to locally manufactured, AI-optimised server infrastructure Good Vision AI aggregates demand from customers globally; Atia matches that demand to Malaysian data centre supply. All transactions settle in tokens. 
• TOKEN GATEWAY
  ​Atia and Good Vision AI are building a Token Gateway giving Malaysian software developers and content creators unified access to leading LLM providers — both Western and Chinese — replacing the need to subscribe individually to each provider. Atia is engaging MDEC, MRANTI, and Malaysia's Ministry of Digital to reach the national developer and creator community.
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Atia works with GTIP to identify and qualify — technically and commercially — Chinese embodiedintelligence robotics OEMs for deployment across three industrial verticals:

•  Oil & Gas — offshore platform topside/deck automation for operators and PSCs, including Petronas
•  Palm Oil — FFB (fresh fruit bunch) harvesting and collection automation, targeting FGV and SD Guthrie
•  Olive Oil — automation for Spanish producers including DCOOP and Oleoestepa
• Every OEM undergoes a structured Proof of Concept (PoC) and Proof of Fund (PoF) process before deployment. Atia is raising capital from venture capital, robotics OEMs, institutional investors, and government bodies to fund fleet deployment. All transactions settle in tokens.

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Advanced solution for enterprises. Cutting-edge features and top-tier support for maximum performance.

•  GoHijau is Atia's circular-economy platform, converting used cooking oil (UCO) into biodiesel feedstock — primarily for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Working with Bank Negara's INCEIF and the States Majlis Agama Islam, GoHijau uses Malaysia's mosque and surau network as UCO collection infrastructure, with offtake secured through downstream energy-sector partners such as PDB SAF.
•  GoHijau is structured around waqf methodology and a model of Perpetual Sadaqah Jariah, in which every litre collected carries an ongoing reward narrative for the waqif (endower) and donors — aligning a climate feedstock business with Islamic philanthropic finance.