Google unveils $15 billion data centre investment in Malaysia
Google is expanding its infrastructure footprint in Malaysia with a substantial $15 billion investment over two years. This follows a $2 billion investment pledged in 2024 and reflects the company's strategy to support rising demand for AI and cloud services. The new data centre facilities will enhance Google's regional capacity and support its broader Southeast Asia expansion.
Key points
- Google invests $15 billion in Malaysia data centres over 2027–2028
- Builds on prior $2 billion commitment announced in 2024
- Expansion driven by growing demand for AI services
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