Built for your operations Governed by design
Designed and tailored for how your organisation actually works.
AI systems for your organisation’s own operations
We build AI systems around one defined process at a time. You own them, your team runs them, and governance is built in from day one.
How a Governed System Handles Work
- 1InputForms, requests, records, and operational data.
- 2AI SystemReads, sorts, drafts, and forecasts within a defined scope.
- 3Human CheckpointA person approves, corrects, or stops the result.
- 4OutputReturned to your team or your existing systems.
Every system we build includes:
Select a control to see where it applies.
Every change to a model, prompt, or configuration is recorded and can be rolled back.
A record of the data each system was built and tested on, and where it came from.
Defined points where a person reviews, corrects, or stops the system, with each decision logged.
Errors and complaints are logged, investigated, and fed into the next version.
Records that a client, an auditor, or a regulator can inspect.
We are building our AI management system to ISO/IEC 42001 and are working towards certification.
We state what a system does, what it does not do, and what it is not approved for.
Where Organisations Usually Start
Documents and Records
Extract and sort information from forms, reports, and correspondence; a person approves the output.
Knowledge and Policy
Staff get answers from your own manuals and procedures, with every source cited.
Service Requests
Routine requests handled; anything out of scope goes to the right person.
Reporting and Forecasting
Regular reports and forecasts from your operational data, for managers to check.
Each can include AI workers that handle routine tasks and pass the results to your team for checking.
How We Build
- Map the WorkProcess, people, data, and risks, before any technology.
- Design the ControlsScope, limits, and where a person decides.
- Build and TestOn your data, in your environment if required.
- Run and ReviewMonitoring, incident logs, and scheduled reviews.
Our flagship health platform
In Development · Not Yet ReleasedElpis is our pilot for AI in a regulated setting. It is a health platform for Malaysian patients, pharmacies, and clinics, built with the same governance as every Pneuma Tech system.
Not yet released. Elpis’s classification under the Medical Device Act 2012 will be confirmed with the Medical Device Authority before launch.
Patient Homepage Preview
- Sample Patient HomepageMedicines, clinic queue, and appointments for a sample patient. Sample data only.
- Full Demo on RequestThe rest of the app and the doctor, pharmacist, and organisation views are shown in a guided demo. Email [email protected] to book one.
Patient Preview · Sample Data · Not for Clinical Use
Your partner on the ground in Sarawak
For investors building data centres, AI compute, semiconductor plants, and other high-technology facilities in Sarawak, we manage the process from first enquiry to handover.
Sarawak’s renewable hydropower and state backing for AI make it a strong home for data centres and AI compute. We help your project get built and create skilled local jobs.
How an Engagement Runs
Stages run across the top. Each bar shows the stages a workstream covers; select one to see what it involves.
Site Screening
Stages 1–2
Screening and comparing candidate parks and sites across Sarawak against your requirements.
Due Diligence
Stages 2–4
Land tenure and zoning, power supply and power purchase agreement (PPA) terms, connectivity, and geotechnical and environmental studies, coordinated through licensed specialists.
Project Management
Stages 2–6
From feasibility study through to construction and handover.
Agency Confirmations
Stage 3
Coordinating the technical confirmations each project needs. For data centres, this follows State Planning Authority (SPA) Circular No. 2/2026, with Sarawak Energy, Sarawak Water or JBALB, the Sarawak Multimedia Authority, NREB, and BOMBA.
Planning Submission
Stages 3–4
Coordinating the submission with the appointed Qualified Person, through eSPA or MINTRED’s eICC, up to the approving authority’s decision.
Local Value
Stages 3–6
Linking each facility to Sarawak enterprises, talent, and training partners, so the investment creates skilled local roles.
Sarawak’s capacity for AI and data centres
Kuching is the gateway, home to the approving agencies, the cable landing, and our team.
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Approvals in Kuching
State capital and home of the approving agencies, including MUDeNR, MINTRED, InvestSarawak, Sarawak Energy, and SDEC.
AI Infrastructure
Sarawak’s sovereign AI platform launched here in August 2026; the Kuching AI Data Campus at Tanjung Embang is in preparation.
Connectivity
The BaSICS cable to Singapore lands at a Tier IV-certified data centre in Santubong; the domestic SKR1M cable lands here too.
Government Support
Sarawak is putting AI policy and infrastructure in place and has said it will favour projects that create skilled local jobs.
Policy Timeline and Sources
- The BaSICS submarine cable to Singapore via Batam opens, landing at a Tier IV-certified data centre in Santubong, Kuching.
- The Premier announces the Sarawak AI Centre (SAIC) to anchor the state’s AI ecosystem.
- The Sarawak Data Governance Framework is launched to support trusted AI in government.
- A sovereign AI infrastructure platform is launched, hosted in data centres within Sarawak.
- SPA Circular No. 2/2026 sets out planning standards for data centres.
- The Sarawak AI Blueprint 2026–2030 is expected, covering infrastructure, technology, talent, and policy.
Sources: Sarawak Daily and Borneo Talk, August 2026; Borneo Post, 8 July 2026 and March, May, and July 2026; Sarawak Tribune, July 2026; Malay Mail and The Star, September 2022; Borneo Post, December 2017; Sarawak Energy, investor tariff information and hydropower data, 2025; Bernama, June 2026; Zecon Berhad Annual Report 2025; SPA Circular No. 2/2026, MUDeNR.
The Sarawak AI Centre has said the state will focus on practical AI with ethical, transparent governance, including in healthcare, and Sarawak favours investments that create skilled local jobs. That is where we come in.
One founding team, based in Kuching
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Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers about Pneuma Tech, Elpis, and investing in Sarawak.
What does Pneuma Tech do?
Pneuma Tech is a Kuching-based artificial intelligence company. We build governed AI systems for organisations, develop Elpis, our flagship health platform, and act as a local partner to international investors bringing AI and technology projects to Sarawak.
What does the name Pneuma mean?
Pneuma is the Greek word for breath. Like breath, good technology should be essential yet unnoticed, always there and never in the way.
What is a governed AI system?
It is an AI system scoped to a defined process, owned and used by the client, with governance built in from the start. Every system we build includes versioning, data provenance, human override, incident logging, and an audit trail, with defined points where a person reviews, corrects, or stops it.
Where do organisations usually start with AI?
Usually with one of four areas: documents and records, knowledge and policy, service requests, or reporting and forecasting. Each keeps a person in the loop to check or act on the result.
Is Pneuma Tech ISO/IEC 42001 certified?
Not yet. We are building our AI management system to ISO/IEC 42001 and are working towards certification.
What is Elpis?
Elpis is a health platform being developed in Sarawak for Malaysian patients, pharmacies, and clinics. It is not yet released. Its classification under the Medical Device Act 2012 will be confirmed with the Medical Device Authority before launch.
How does Pneuma Tech support data centre and AI compute investors in Sarawak?
We act as the on-the-ground partner from first enquiry to handover: site screening, agency confirmations under State Planning Authority (SPA) Circular No. 2/2026, the planning submission, due diligence, project management, and linking each facility to Sarawak enterprises, talent, and training partners.
Why is Pneuma Tech based in Kuching?
Kuching is Sarawak’s capital, where the agencies that approve and support investment are based. The BaSICS submarine cable lands at Santubong and gives Kuching a direct, high-capacity link to Singapore, the region’s main internet hub. Sarawak also has 3.6 GW of Hydropower in operation, of about 5.9 GW installed capacity..
How do I contact Pneuma Tech?
Use the enquiry form on this page, email [email protected], or call +60 10 960 6773. Our office is at 1st Floor, No. 9823, Sublot 7, Lot 5820, Section 65 KTLD, Jalan Semarak Matang, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak.
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