Malaysia

Malaysia – Data Center Country Overview (APAC)

Malaysia has emerged as a fast-growing data center destination in Southeast Asia, benefiting from proximity to Singapore, cost advantages, and improving infrastructure. The country is attracting hyperscale and colocation investments targeting regional and international demand.

Strong government support, growing renewable energy availability, and expanding connectivity are accelerating capacity growth. Malaysia’s data center ecosystem is increasingly positioned as a complementary and scalable alternative within APAC.

Data Center Projects Locations on Map



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Project Name Location Full Builtout Project Status Power Capacity Action
AIMS Cyberjaya Block 3 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia Ongoing expansion Completed & Operational Up to 50 MW
AWS Asia Pacific (Malaysia) Region Kuala Lumpur/Johor Metropolitan Area, Malaysia Projected over a 15-year timeframe to reach the full committed investment capacity (through 2038). Under Development / Construction Phase Not Publicly Disclosed (Estimated at hundreds of MW of total utility capacity over the investment period).
YTL Green Data Center Park (YTL GDC Park) Kulai, Johor, Malaysia (Sedenak Tech Park area, Iskandar Region) Estimated within 10 years (around 2035) Under Construction / Phased Operational (Initial phases commenced operations) 500 MW
AirTrunk JHB1 Johor Bahru Jalan Johor Jaya, Johor Bahru, Malaysia Expected 2027 Operational (Phase 1) / Expanding 150 MW Total Campus Capacity
Google Malaysia Hyperscale Campus Elmina Business Park, Selangor, Malaysia 2028 Under Construction (Energy Procurement Secured) 200 MW Grid Allotment
Vantage KUL2 Data Center Campus Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia 2028 Phase 1 Operational / Under Construction (Ongoing) 256 MW (Initial KUL2 Scope)