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Nov 4, 2026

Google announces $15 billion investment in Malaysia data centers over two years

Alphabet's Google will invest $15 billion to expand data center and cloud operations in Malaysia, building new campuses in Selangor and Negeri Sembilan states to support AI infrastructure demand.

Nov 4, 2026·2 sources

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▪Malaysia has established itself as Southeast Asia's main data center hub due to its low operating costs, reliable infrastructure, and proximity to business centers such as Singapore
▪Demand for digital infrastructure, storage, and processing capacity in Southeast Asia is being driven by the expansion of data-hungry artificial intelligence services
▪Alphabet Inc.'s Google announced that it plans to spend $15 billion over 2027 and 2028 to expand data center and cloud operations

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Cloud Computing AI data centers AI investment Alphabet Inc.Compute, chips & AI infrastructure Artificial intelligence infrastructure AI Data Center Gold Rush Alphabet

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