KUALA LUMPUR — In a move underscoring South Korea’s growing influence in Southeast Asia’s digital transformation landscape, ProtoTy, an AI-driven IT solutions company, has signed a strategic partnership and supply agreement with MYBIG, one of Malaysia’s leading bio-engineering and technology consulting firms. The signing ceremony took place in Kuala Lumpur on November 5, attended by representatives from both companies as well as officials from major Malaysian IT organizations and government departments.

Under the newly inked Team Agreement, ProtoTy will collaborate with MYBIG to jointly supply innovative AI solutions throughout Malaysia and Indonesia, leveraging MYBIG’s extensive regional sales channels. The two firms aim to combine ProtoTy’s advanced AI technology with MYBIG’s strong local networks to enhance competitiveness and deliver smart-solution services to government-linked and enterprise-level projects.

“This partnership with MYBIG marks a key milestone in demonstrating ProtoTy’s technological competitiveness across Southeast Asia,” said Park Seung-hyun, CEO of ProtoTy. “We plan to accelerate our localization efforts and provide more innovative AI-driven services to customers in the region.”

MYBIG CEO Kong Chia-hing echoed the sentiment, noting that MYBIG is “deeply confident in ProtoTy’s AI expertise” and intends to “lead the digital transformation of the local market through a strong and sustainable collaboration.”

Founded by IT professionals with more than 15 years of overseas experience, ProtoTy operates development hubs in South Korea, Vietnam, and Uzbekistan, employing a global workforce of over 2,000 engineers. The company offers AI-based outsourcing and developer subscription services, allowing clients to scale technical resources flexibly. Its flagship platforms include ProtoTy AI, an intelligent talent-matching service, and ProtoTy Academy, an online learning and content-creation hub that connects skilled professionals worldwide.

ProtoTy also collaborates with Uzinfocom, Uzbekistan’s national IT enterprise, on a suite of next-generation digital healthcare solutions — including a unified electronic medical record (EMR) system, MyID biometric authentication, and palm-vein and facial-recognition access technologies — slated for upcoming deployment in both South Korea and Malaysia.

The partnership with MYBIG cements ProtoTy’s growing presence in Southeast Asia and signals a broader regional ambition: to become a core enabler of government-led AI innovation and smart infrastructure across emerging markets.