On-premise AI voice and customer service

Answered, routed, summarised and kept — in Malaysia.

YTC AI is preparing an on-premise AI voice and customer-service platform in Kuching, Sarawak, for organisations that need their customer conversations to stay in Malaysia.

Headquarters
Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
Service
AI voice and customer service
Status
Phase 1 in preparation
Services

Three services, one platform

Every service will run on one platform, in one hall in Kuching, under one set of controls.

Call path

One path. One hall.

Customer calls, transcripts and documents will be processed and stored in our hall in Kuching.

  1. Your caller
  2. Your phone system
  3. Our hall in Kuching
    • Answered
    • Routed
    • Summarised
    • Kept
  4. Your team and CRM
Who does what
YTC AI
01

Equipment ownership, service operation, client contracts and support, and compliance

Software developer
02

The software and its updates, under licence

Data-centre operator
03

Power and rack space

Client
04

Its own data and the content it loads

Principles

Four commitments

How the service is run and how your data is treated — settled before the first call.

01

Conversations stay in Malaysia

Customer calls, transcripts and documents will be processed and stored in our hall in Kuching.

02

One owner, one operator

We will own and operate the platform ourselves; clients subscribe to our services.

03

Dedicated, not shared

The platform will run our own services only and will not be shared with other companies’ workloads.

04

Not used for training

Client data will not be used to train or fine-tune AI models.

Phase 1

Start with a pilot

Phase 1 is in preparation. We are accepting enquiries for pilot programmes.

  1. 01
    Preparing our hall in Kuching
  2. 02
    Vendor and compliance review
  3. 03
    Installation and acceptance testing in our hall
  4. 04
    Pilot programmes with first clients
  5. 05
    General availability

Our hall is in a data centre in Kuching that holds Uptime Institute Tier IV certification for its design documents and its constructed facility. Sarawak generates most of its electricity from hydropower.