The development of tech hubs and data centres is closely intertwined, with each driving and benefiting from the growth and advancement of the other. This is because tech hubs provide a fertile environment for innovation and business development, and data centres supply the essential infrastructure to support the growth of the digital economy.

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As the backbone of the digital economy, data centres are becoming critical infrastructure, especially in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). Efficiency, optimisation and sustainability are currently the biggest drivers of improvements in the sector. This is driven not just by the desire to i...

The growth of Malaysia’s data centre sector has been driven by the rising demand for high-performance computing, particularly for artificial intelligence (AI) applications and solutions. AirTrunk’s AI-ready data centre, which features a direct-to-chip liquid cooling solution, can help m...

As investments in data centres surge across Malaysia, the country is positioning itself as a digital hub for both global enterprises and local businesses aiming to expand their reach. Equinix, a key player in this sector, is committed to supporting global companies looking to expand their digital...

In May, tech behemoth Google made a significant move in Malaysia by investing a substantial US$2.2 billion (RM9.5 billion) to expand its Google Cloud region to deliver high-performance, low-latency cloud infrastructure, analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) services. The investment...

Princeton Digital Group (PDG) is strategically capitalising on the increasing demand for data centres to support the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, recognising Johor as an ideal location for the development. As AI continues to evolve, the need for larger, more efficient data centres...

In May, Microsoft announced a US$2.2 billion (RM9.5 billion) investment — the largest in its 32-year history in Malaysia — to establish new cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. This commitment not only reinforces Microsoft’s position in the region but also supports Malaysia’s br...

Malaysia’s emergence as a data centre hub brings significant environmental challenges, particularly since the country relies on electricity generated from fossil fuels. “Data centres are significant consumers of energy. Managing this consumption efficiently is vital to both operational ...

Malaysia is well on its way to becoming the region’s data centre hub. Incentives are being created to ensure the country becomes the preferred destination for data centres, and more will be introduced to accommodate artificial intelligence (AI) data centres, according to the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry.

When Singapore pulled the plug and announced a moratorium on data centres, the floodgates opened and the data powerhouses came pouring into Malaysia. Now, the country is vying to become the data centre hub of the region, as it attracts investments due to more affordable land value, coupled with g...

The development of tech hubs and data centres is closely interconnected; both sectors drive and benefit from each other’s growth and advancements. Hubs such as Cyberjaya offer dark fibre connectivity, enabling companies to effectively manage their network infrastructure. This set-up ens...

Developing data centre infrastructure is key to Malaysia’s goal of becoming a digital hub, boosting data capacity and attracting foreign investments. However, this expansion raises concerns about data security and sovereignty, requiring a balance between investment and protection. The c...

The digital revolution continues to transform Malaysia, driving innovation and economic growth in a rapidly changing world. At the heart of this transformation lies critical infrastructure — data centres which house the servers storing and processing our data — that forms the complex backbone of ...

Colocation data centres are rapidly gaining popularity, owing largely to the growing need for secure, scalable and cost-effective IT infrastructure. These may also prove to be a boon for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that want their IT needs reliably and efficiently met. In a nutshell, a co...

Data centres, often perceived as mere physical infrastructures housing hundreds of servers and consuming vast amounts of electricity, are the unsung heroes of the digital age. They are the backbone of cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI), enabling countless innovations across various ...

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