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Malaysian government reportedly orders shutdown of Network School

The Malaysian government has reportedly ordered the closure of the Network School, a startup-focused community that describes itself as a "frontier community for techno-optimists."

  • The Network School, based in an abandoned Malaysian hotel, is reportedly being shut down due to licensing issues.
  • Entrepreneur Balaji Srinivasan, who founded the Network School, has announced a new campus agreement in Kazakhstan.

The Malaysian government has reportedly ordered the shutdown of the Network School, a community focused on startups. The Wall Street Journal described the program, based in an abandoned Malaysian hotel, as "part tech incubator, part self-improvement retreat."

The Network School reportedly grew from entrepreneur and investor Balaji Srinivasan's view that the United States is in decline. Srinivasan has stated his goal is "to start a new country," with the Network School intended as the first step in a seven-stage plan for building a new society.

Although the current Malaysian campus will reportedly close due to licensing issues, Srinivasan recently announced an agreement for a new campus in Kazakhstan.

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