D2TF01
Speaker:
Honorable Dato Sri Haji Julaihi Bin Haji Narawi – Minister of Utility and Telecommunication
D2TF02
Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Catherine Ball – Scientific Futurist, Bestselling Author & Australian Business Woman of the Year
Synopsis:
In this keynote, bestselling author, scientific futurist and Australian Business Woman of the Year Dr Catherine Ball explores the next great technological shift: not simply the rise of artificial intelligence, but the convergence of AI with robotics, autonomous systems, spatial intelligence, synthetic biology, quantum technologies, advanced materials and the emerging green economy. Drawing on the ideas from her bestselling book Converge, Catherine explains why the most profound opportunities of the next decade will emerge at the intersections between technologies, industries and disciplines.
Rather than focusing on AI hype or dystopian predictions, she presents an optimistic and practical framework for building what she calls “tech with a soul”: technological progress designed around human flourishing, environmental stewardship, resilience and trust. For Sarawak, this creates an extraordinary opportunity.
From precision agriculture, biodiversity and rainforest monitoring to autonomous systems, smart infrastructure, renewable energy, carbon markets, the bio-economy and next-generation digital services, Sarawak has the ingredients to become not simply an adopter of emerging technology, but a global demonstration ground for responsible innovation. This keynote looks at how governments, businesses and communities can move from experimenting with individual technologies to building ecosystems where technologies converge to solve real-world problems.
D2TF03
Keynote Speaker:
Abel Deng – President of the Middle East & Asia Pacific Region, AGIBOT
Synopsis:
From Digital AI to Physical AI, AGIBOT is pioneering the advancement of general-purpose AI robotics, with embodied AI at the core of its technology. Through its “Three Intelligences in One” architecture, AGIBOT integrates Locomotion Intelligence, Interaction Intelligence, and Manipulation Intelligence into a unified embodied system, enabling robots not only to perceive and understand the physical world, but also to move, interact, and perform real-world tasks.
More importantly, AGIBOT believes that robots are built to create real productivity. By bringing embodied intelligence from technological innovation into practical applications, AGIBOT is accelerating the deployment of intelligent robots across industries and exploring how Physical AI can become a new productive force for businesses and society.
D2TF04
Moderator:
Prof. Bakri Madon – Lecturer, i-CATS University College
Panellist:
Shariman Bin Jamil – Chief Executive Officer, SMD
Gary Chew – Deputy Chief Executive Officer, X-Fab Malaysia
Synopsis:
The global chip supply chain is being rebuilt, and ASEAN is next in line to capture it. As manufacturers race to de-risk from Taiwan and China, the region’s next export hub is still up for grabs, and Malaysia already has real pieces on the board: design capability, real foundry capacity, and a national investment engine built to close the deal. In this session, the CEOs of SMD, X-Fab and MIDA come together for a rare, straight-talking look at what it actually takes to turn a domestic chip industry into a genuine regional export powerhouse, and why Malaysia’s window to make that move is now.
D2TF05
Moderator:
Ts. Hamadlan Bin Haji Hamdan – Chief Digital Officer, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
Panellist:
Prof. Saurabh Sinha – University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Ganendra Selvaraj – Chief Commercial Officer, MEASAT
Ilyas Nordin – Head of Product & Commercialisation, SACOFA
Synopsis:
Sarawak’s digital ambitions depend on connectivity that reaches everyone, everywhere, from Kuching’s city centre to longhouses deep in the interior, and outwards to the rest of ASEAN and the world. This session looks at how that connectivity ecosystem is being built across every layer: fibre and tower networks on the ground, subsea links to the wider region, and satellite capacity in orbit. Bringing together a leading infrastructure provider, a national satellite operator and an academic perspective on next-generation networks, the panel explores how these layers can work as one seamless system, what emerging technologies such as low-earth-orbit satellites and 6G mean for the state, and how a “borderless” Sarawak, where geography no longer limits opportunity, can be made a reality.
D2TF06
Speakers:
Prof. Patrick Then – Chief Executive Officer, Sarawak Artificial Intelligence Centre (SAIC)
Synopsis:
Quantum computing and artificial intelligence are converging into the next great technological frontier. Together, they will redefine how nations compute, compete and protect what matters most.
D2TF07
Moderator:
Razali Bin Talib – Vice President of Corporate Strategy, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
Panellist:
Ts. Anusha Magendram – Assistant Vice President, MIGHT; Vice Chairman, Malaysia Smart City Alliance (MSCA)
Devid Gubiani – Chairman, Neuronet Borneo
Che Juhan Che Mat – Chief National Sovereign AI Cloud Officer, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC)
Synopsis:
As investment in data centres and Al infrastructure accelerates, the next challenge is turning raw compute capacity into usable intelligence and economic value. This session explores how data-centre infrastructure, energy-efficient computing, Al accelerators, cloud-to-edge architectures and sovereign Al capabilities can operate as an integrated Al grid.
Bringing together infrastructure, computing and national perspectives, the discussion will examine how compute can be distributed, optimised and governed to support businesses, government services, research and emerging applications. It will also consider what is required to move beyond infrastructure build-out towards an Al ecosystem that is scalable, efficient, accessible and capable of delivering sustained economic and societal value.
D2TF08
Speakers:
Ganesh Kumar Bangah – Chairman, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC)
Synopsis:
Agentic AI, systems that don’t just answer questions but plan, decide, and act on their own, is moving from pilot projects into daily business operations faster than most leaders have accounted for. For SMEs, the threat isn’t that AI will replace their people; it’s that competitors who adopt it first will out-execute those who wait. But for most business owners, that leaves an uncomfortable problem statement: adoption is necessary, but it isn’t cheap, and the cost of getting started can feel like the very thing standing between “adopt” and “be replaced.” In this keynote, Ganesh Kumar, Chairman of MDEC, confronts that tension directly, why the cost of inaction now outweighs the cost of adoption, and what leadership actually looks like when the right move isn’t in question but the resources to make it are.
D2TF09
Speakers:
Zulkifli Abdul Aziz – Chief Executive Officer, Sarawak Space Agency
Synopsis:
Sarawak’s ambitions in space are no longer theoretical — from launch infrastructure to satellite capability, the building blocks of a genuine space economy are taking shape on the ground. This keynote traces that journey, from the state’s earliest steps into the space sector to its emerging role in the broader commercial space landscape, and lays out what it will take for Sarawak to move from aspiring participant to credible player in the new space economy. It sets the tone for the conversations that follow, grounding the day’s broader discussion of orbit, infrastructure and investment in Sarawak’s own, very real starting point.
D2TF10
Moderator:
Dato Ir. Ts. Sudarnoto Osman – Chief Executive Officer, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
Panellist:
Prof. Jugdutt “Jack” Singh – Chief Scientist, Digital Economy for Sarawak; Chairman, CoE Steering Cmmittee
Shariman Bin Jamil – Chief Executive Officer, SMD
Timothy Ong Wye Ern – Chief Executive Officer, Invest Sarawak
Synopsis:
Moving beyond discussion to decisive action. The closing Leaders Forum, titled “Sarawak Bankable: From Chips to Space”, presents Sarawak’s most promising, commercially ready ventures across key growth sectors. Moderated by SDEC’s CEO, this pivotal panel brings together the State Financial Secretary, SDEC’s Chairman, and the CEO of InvestSarawak to outline clear investment pathways.
The session concludes with the Deputy Premier affirming the state’s backing for these initiatives, giving investors and decision-makers a clear, committed transition from vision to execution.
D2TF11
Moderator:
Zulkifli Abdul Aziz – Chief Executive Officer, Sarawak Space Agency
Panellist:
Tan Sri Datuk Amar Haji Mohamad Morshidi Bin Abdul Ghani – Chairman of Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
Dato’ Dr. Sean Seah – Executive Chairman, Angkasa X
Tan Sri Dato Sri Affendi Buang – Chairman, Sarawak Space Agency
Anthony Ng Mun Sun – Chief Executive Officer, MIT Aerospace
Yang Xilong – Deputy Director, Times Feipeng Technology
Synopsis:
Low earth orbit is no longer just the domain of national space agencies, it’s becoming an investable, commercial layer of infrastructure in its own right. This panel brings together the operators building LEO satellite connectivity for underserved communities, the state institutions shaping Sarawak’s own aerospace ambitions, and the industrial and capital partners backing the sector’s growth internationally.
D2TF12
Speakers:
YB Datuk Amar Haji Awang Tengah Bin Ali Hasan – Deputy Premier of Sarawak
Synopsis:
As IDECS marks its 10th edition in 2027, YB Datuk Haji Amar Awang Tengah bin Ali Hasan looks back on how the conference has grown alongside Sarawak’s digital ambitions, from its first gathering to a key regional platform.
He reflects on the milestones, partnerships and lessons that have shaped the state’s digital economy over the past decade. He then sets out the road ahead, and what the next phase of Sarawak’s digital transformation means for its people, industry and investors.
D2FC02
Speakers:
Dr. Nurul Hidayah Shabdin – Research Analyst, MIGHT
Synopsis:
Opening the Future Cities Day 2 track with financial rigour, Dr. Raslan breaks down the precise public-private partnership (PPP) mechanics and risk-allocation models required to make urban infrastructure investments bankable. Moving beyond theoretical urban planning, the presentation details revenue structuring, credit enhancement, and political risk mitigation required to attract global institutional capital. This session equips city leaders and private developers with the exact financial frameworks used by multilateral lenders to fund large-scale civic projects.
D2FC03
Speakers:
YB Datuk Amar Prof. Dr. Sim Kui Hian – Deputy Premier of Sarawak; Minister of Public Health, Housing, and Local
D2FC04
Judges:
Manminder Takhar – Chief Technology Officer, Global Smart Cities, Dell Technologies
Minda James Semilan, Vice President, Digital Economy & Commercialisation, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
Ts. Anusha Magendram – Vice Chairman, Malaysia Smart City Alliance (MSCA)
TS Koay – Managing Director, Dell Technologies
Yau Wai Yeong – Director of Solutions Architecture, INTEL
Synopsis:
Establishing a transparent working dynamic, municipal mayors and divisional leaders from across Sarawak present specific, unvarnished urban challenge statements directly to financiers and technology providers. Bypassing generic rhetoric, city leaders articulate pressing operational friction points in traffic congestion, rural-urban connectivity, water treatment, and solid waste processing. This structured exchange sets the foundation for matching real civic needs with fundable solutions and proven technological interventions.
D2FC06
Panellist:
Manminder Takhar – Chief Technology Officer, Global Smart Cities, Dell Technologies
Jonas Zhanghua Xu – Principal Consultant (cybersecurity), Vector InfoTech Pte. Ltd.
Thomas Yong Wei Nyan – Regional Sales Manager, Axxonsoft Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
Amit Shantaram Garsund – Managing Director EMEA & Head of Global Sales, Astrikos AI
Saurabh Pachnanda – AGM – Strategic Alliances & Marketing, Vehant Technologies Private Limited
Jessica Yeong Qiao Ying – Head of Business Development, Wei Long Electronics Engineering (M) Sdn. Bhd.
Synopsis:
Capping the Future Cities track with an action-oriented matchmaking workshop, this interactive session pairs city leaders with peer municipalities and solution providers who have successfully deployed proven urban technologies. Case studies demonstrating successful waste-to-energy, smart grid, and digital transit deployments are analyzed alongside financial partners ready to back replication. The session delivers on Sarawak’s ‘architect, not adopter’ philosophy by turning peer proof and live problem statements into executed project commitments.
D2SV01
Synopsis:
The SEHEBAT Catalyst Cohort 2 Pitching Session features 10 social enterprises from across Sarawak presenting their business solutions, impact achievements, and growth plans to investors, industry partners, government agencies, and ecosystem stakeholders. As the culmination of a six-month accelerator programme, the session provides a platform for participants to showcase their readiness for growth, build strategic connections, and explore partnership and investment opportunities.
D2SV02
Moderator:
Jacob Anak Jim – Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Stinablis Sdn. Bhd.
Panellist:
Dr. Norilmi Amilia Ismail – Founder and Chief Executive Officer, SpaceIn Sdn. Bhd.
Muzakkir Mohamad – Manager Investment, Cradle Fund Sdn. Bhd.
Synopsis:
As space technology moves from government-led programmes and research laboratories into commercial applications, a new generation of SpaceTech startups is emerging across Malaysia and the region. This session explores what it takes to turn space innovation into investable, scalable businesses, from research and technology development, to funding, market access, partnerships and regional expansion. Bringing together the perspectives of a national startup ecosystem leader and a SpaceTech founder, the discussion will examine how Malaysia can build the talent, capital and ecosystem needed to grow competitive space startups and unlock new opportunities across Earth, orbit and beyond.
D2SV03
Speakers:
Kamilia Fasiha Abdul Aziz – Head of SDRP, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
Synopsis:
Detailing Sarawak’s strategic playbook for attracting global remote talent, Madam Kamilia Fasiha introduces the DE Rantau Sarawak initiative designed to establish the state as ASEAN’s premier digital nomad destination. The session outlines lifestyle infrastructure, high-speed connectivity investments, specialized nomad visas, and community co-working hubs across Kuching and beyond. Madam Kamilia Fasiha highlights how welcoming global knowledge workers injects fresh skill sets, cross-pollinates local tech ventures, and boosts local service economies.
D2SV04
Moderator:
Hafiz Azizi Bin Mohd Hanapi – Digital Residency Executive, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
Panellist:
Andreas Charles Akobiarek – Strategic Partnerships Manager, Jobstreet by SEEK
Low Wan Xin – Founder, Remote Work Malaysia
Cathrine Ferreira Elizabeth – South Africa, DE Rantau Sarawak passholder
Synopsis:
Comparing notes across Southeast Asia’s most successful remote work hubs, this comparative panel brings together ecosystem architects from Bali, Chiang Mai, and Sarawak to discuss talent attraction and retention dynamics. Panellists analyze what makes a city magnetize high-skilled remote professionals, ranging from cost of living and healthcare to community engagement and legal clarity. The session articulates actionable lessons for Sarawak as it positions its pristine natural environment and urban infrastructure against established regional hotspots.
D2SV05
Moderator:
A/Prof. Dr Predrag K. Nikolic – Faculty of Business, Design and Arts, Swinburne Sarawak
Panellist:
Uliantie Sarjuni – Assistant Director, Sabah Creative Economy & Innovation Centre (SCENIC)
Malcolm Mindang – Business Developer, The Culture Capital
Synopsis:
Indigenous folklore, vibrant cultural narratives, and rich bio-heritage possess immense commercial potential when translated into modern digital formats. This session brings together cultural custodians, filmmakers, animators, and digital storytellers to examine how local heritage can be ethically adapted into internationally scalable films, series, games, and immersive media. Panellists unpack the balance between cultural authenticity and commercial appeal, detailing how digital technology elevates traditional narratives for global audiences without losing community trust. The discussion provides creators and media studios with a practical roadmap for converting unique regional heritage into high-export-value creative IP.
D2SV06
Moderator:
Amirrul Rizwan Bin Mohd Abd. Hafiz – Manager Sales and Growth, BioVerde Technologies
Panellist:
Nur Azre Abdul Aziz – Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships, TikTok Malaysia
Gregory Wee Lik Hoo – Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Business, Design and Arts, Swinburne Sarawak
Synopsis:
This session brings together a platform perspective and an academic lens on where content value is really created and captured today. It examines how short-form and social platforms have reshaped creator monetisation, through algorithmic discovery, brand partnerships and audience-building, alongside the business and design fundamentals that determine whether creative IP scales into a sustainable enterprise rather than a one-off hit. The conversation looks at what separates creators and businesses who build lasting value from their content from those who create well but monetise poorly, and where Sarawak’s own creative and digital talent can position themselves in that shift.
D2COE01
Speakers:
Prof. Jugdutt “Jack” Singh – Chief Scientist, Digital Economy for Sarawak; Chairman, CoE Steering Cmmittee
Synopsis:
Prof. Jack will open Day 2 at the ecosystem level. Day 1 establishes what institutions and research practice require. His keynote asks how those conditions become embedded into a functioning research ecosystem rather than remaining dependent on one-off projects, individual champions or accidental relationships.
Panellist:
Prof. Atif Ahmad – University of Melbourne
Prof. Shanton Chang – University of Melbourne
Prof. Sean Maynard – University of Melbourne
Speakers:
Prof. Ts. Dr. Shanti Faridah Binti Salleh – Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)
D2COE02
Moderator:
Ir. Prof. Viknesh Andiappan – Associate Director, School of Research, Swinburne University of Technology, Sarawak
Panellist:
Prof. Ts. Dr. Jagadeesh Pasupuleti – Prof, Faculty of Energy Transition, i-CATS University College
A/Prof. Annisa binti Jamali – Deputy Director of Research, Development, Innovation, Commercialization and Economy, University Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)
Abdul Hakim bin Sahidi – Leave a Nest
Prof. Tariq Zaman – Head, Advanced Centre for Sustainable Socio-Economic and Technological Development, University of Technology Sarawak (UTS)
Synopsis:
This panel takes Prof. Jack’s ecosystem proposition down to the level of the researcher. It does not ask only what capabilities researchers need. It asks how those capabilities are deliberately developed.
D2COE03
Moderator:
Ts. Irfan Awang – Patentsworth International
Panellist: Hsien-Hui Tong – Executive Director, Investments, SG Innovate
Panellist:
Dr. Afnizanfaizal Abdullah – Head of Innovation Commercialisation, MRANTI
Prof. Moritz Müller – Founder, Saraqube
Synopsis:
This panel moves from developing researchers to the pathway their research must navigate once it becomes promising. It should be the most practical translation conversation of the two days.
Moderator:
Ts. Nurlaila Binti Rosli – i-CATS University College
Panellist:
Prof. Dr. Edmund Sim Ui Hang – Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) – Development and Content Validation of CARISA: A Digital Cancer Risk-Awareness Toolkit for Sarawak
Amirul Badiuzzaman Bin Sinin – Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) – Wiener Deconvolution-Based Correction of Turbidity-Induced Distortion in Smartphone-Based Laser Refractometry for Urine Glucose Sensing
Patrick Yung Qin Fu – University of Technology Sarawak (UTS) – A LAN-Based Hyperledger Fabric Security Architecture for Secure Digital Screening Data Management
Bong Jia Horng – Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak – A Human-Following and Self-Navigating Walker for Active Ambulation Assist
Dr. Saaveethya Sivakumar – Curtin University Malaysia – Deep Learning-based Estimation of Lower-limb Angular Motion from Upper-limb Motion
Moderator:
Ts. Dr. Muhammad Norhelmi Bin Ahmad – i-CATS University College
Panellist:
A/Prof. Dr. Leong Siow Hoo – Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Cawangan Sarawak – Optimization of Feed Management in Whiteleg Shrimp Aquaculture Using Passive Acoustic Monitoring-Guided Stimulators
Ts. Dr. Fethma M Nor – Curtin University Malaysia – MyBrixS: Fruit Sweetness Measurement Using Handphone
Nur Izzati Akmal Binti Taip – i-CATS University College – Design and Preliminary Evaluation of an AI-Based IoT System for Multimodal Plant Monitoring and Precision Irrigation
Teo Boon Chen – University of Technology Sarawak (UTS) – Durian Species Classification Using Deep Learning Method
Dr. Abang Mohammad Nizam Abang Kamaruddin – UNIMAS – Maximizing Smoked Machine Potential for Moist Fisheries with LPG Auto-Control Mechanism
Moderator:
Dr. Hadi Bin Jumaat – Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Cawangan Sarawak
Panellist:
Prof. Dr. Lim King Hann – Curtin University Malaysia – A Promptable Concept Agentic Model for Panoptic Crack Segmentation in Building Superstructure
Ts. Br. Lidang Anak Disen – Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Cawangan Sarawak – Beyond Probe Termination: Geotechnical Evidence Supporting Borehole Depth Planning for Smart City Infrastructure
Ir. A/Prof. Dr. Hudyjaya Siswoyo Jo – Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak – Automated UAV-based Parking Enforcement and Monitoring System
Dr. Sim Kwan Hua – Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak – Data-Driven Municipal Solid Waste Forecasting and Fuel-Based Collection Routing
Prof. Dr. Johari Abdullah – Universiti Malaysia Sarawak – A Deep Learning Framework for Vehicle Detection in Traffic Census Applications
D2COE04
Moderator:
A/Prof. Felix Tan Ter Chian – Associate Dean (International), University of New South Wales (UNSW)
Panellist:
Ir. Prof. Lau Hieng Ho – Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer, Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak
Prof. Dr. Ahmad Hata Rasit – Vice Chancellor, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)
Prof. Dr. Firdaus Abdullah – Rector, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Sarawak
Dr. Khairul Hafiz Bin Sharkawi – Vice President, Technological Research and Adoption, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
D2ST01
Moderator:
Natashya Anak Evaristus – Head of Digital NextGen Unit, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC)
Future Leaders Panellist:
Yusalleya Safia Binti Nur Afiq Aqasya – SMK Penrissen
Kayla Lakirsha Anak Kapor – SMK Penrissen, Kuching
Law En Ning – SMK Lutong, Miri; Science Castle World 2025 – Oral Presentation Qualifie
Law En Rui – SM Pei Min, Miri; Science Castle World 2025 – Oral Presentation Qualifier
Dayang Hazirah Binti Awang Hazoll – Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School, Petra Jaya; Science Castle World 2026 – Oral Presentation Qualifier
Kimberly Wong Meng Li – Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School, Petra Jaya; Science Castle World 2026 – Oral Presentation Qualifier
Synopsis:
Traditional leadership models flow top-down, but in an era of rapid technological shift and evolving digital culture, modern organizations require multidirectional learning. Designed as an immersive 90-minute workshop, this interactive session flips the classic mentoring dynamic by pairing executive leaders and decision-makers directly with emerging digital natives and NextGen innovators. Participants will experience live reverse-mentoring exercises, unpacking key insights on emerging tech adoption, AI-native mindsets, fluid collaboration models, and changing workplace expectations. This workshop arms senior leaders with fresh perspectives on retention, inclusive governance, and agile leadership, while equipping rising talent with the executive visibility and strategic influence needed to shape the future of tech.
D2ST02
Facilitator:
Audrey Raj – Broadcast Journalist, Producer & Presenter BFM
Synopsis:
Conferences often generate brilliant dialogue, but real impact requires moving from discussion to tangible commitments. Facilitated by veteran business journalist and broadcaster Audrey Raj, this 60-minute action lab is a cross-sector dialogue bringing together leaders and future leaders to identify one practical action organisations can commit to implementing within the next 12 months to create greater opportunities for women in the digital economy, including AI and emerging technologies. Commitments could include mentoring 100 women, introducing AI fellowships for students, or creating clearer pathways for women into technology leadership. Progress and lessons will be shared at SHE-TECH 2027.
D2ST03
Speaker:
Mdm Sim Ko Sin – Chief Digital Officer, Information & Communication Technology, Sarawak Energy Berhad (SEB)
Professor Ida Fatimawati Adi Badiozaman – Head of Industrial Capability, PETROS
Synopsis:
Women are only 8.6% of CTOs globally in the World Economic Forum’s 2026 analysis, based on LinkedIn data across 41 economies. Women represent less than 20% of CIOs globally in the same dataset. Looking specifically at the Fortune 500, Russell Reynolds found women held 18% of top technology leadership roles in 2024, where the group included CIO, CTO and CDO roles. Here we speak to recipient of the Sarawak Premier Special Award for Sarawak Women in Digital Economy Sim Ko Sin who is the Chief Digital Officer, Sarawak Energy on what it takes to change the game.
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