AirTrunk to boost Malaysia investment to RM27b, Anwar says after meeting CEO

AirTrunk to boost Malaysia investment to RM27b, Anwar says after meeting CEO

KUALA LUMPUR, April 30 — Hyperscale data centre platform company AirTrunk will increase its investment in Malaysia by up to RM12 billion this year, bringing its total committed investment to RM27 billion, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said.In a Facebook post, Anwar said the matter was conveyed during a courtesy visit by AirTrunk founder and chief executive officer Robin Khuda and his delegation yesterday.He said discussions also covere…

AirTrunk bets $4.2b on Malaysia data centre expansion

Chief executive Robin Khuda says Malaysia is emerging as a leading data centre hub in South-East Asia thanks to strong government backing.

AirTrunk to develop 280MW of data center capacity in Johor, Malaysia

Company outlines plans for two more facilities

AirTrunk To Invest RM12 Billion To Build Two Data Centres In Johor

As Johor Bahru continues its push to become Malaysia’s AI and data centre capital, the state is attracting a steady stream of investments from both local and international companies. Among the latest is AirTrunk, which has announced plans to develop two new data centres in the region. The company plans to name the facilities JHB3 and JHB4 and says it will invest RM12 billion into their development. Naturally, this will not only expand Johor’s da…

AirTrunk ups Malaysia investment by RM12bil

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim during a courtesy visit by AirTrunk founder and CEO Robin Khuda and a delegation yesterday. (Facebook pic) KUALA LUMPUR: AirTrunk, a hyperscale data centre platform company in Asia Pacific and West Asia, will increase its investment by another RM12 billion this year, bringing its total committed investment in Malaysia to RM27 billion. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said this was conveyed to him during a courtesy visit …

Australia’s AirTrunk to invest US$3 billion in two new Malaysian data centres

The company has also said that it plans to spend US$5 billion in India