Why subsea cables are the critical backbone of the AI-powered economy.

How AI and cloud services are driving a surge in new cable investments.

The fundamental shift as tech giants (not telcos) build their own private cables.

Why these cables are now strategic assets and geopolitical flashpoints.

Malaysia's strategic position to become a regional digital infrastructure hub.

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Could a subscription model for outpatient care, like "Netflix for healthcare", be sustainable? FEV3R is betting it can. For a fixed monthly fee, the health tech company offers unlimited virtual consultations, medication delivery, and 24/7 doctor access.

Co-Founder and CEO Adlan Hercus joins us to share the story behind his "round two" startup. He discusses the lessons from his first failed venture, the unique unit economics of their model, and how they manage costs by sourcing drugs directly and using AI to improve efficiency, all while aiming to disrupt the traditional panel clinic system.

We discuss:

Their "Netflix for healthcare" subscription model for outpatient care.
How they can offer unlimited consultations and still be sustainable.
Why this is the founder's second round venture after a first attempt 20 years ago.
Their virtual-first system using in-house, 24/7 doctors.
Their growth strategy, including regional white-label partnerships.

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Over 97% of all international data travels through a vast, invisible network of subsea cables. As Malaysia invests billions in its AI ambitions and data center boom, this undersea infrastructure is no longer just a utility, it's a critical strategic asset.

Martyna Suchar