Google Doubles Down On Malaysia With $236 Million Data Center Deal Awarded To Gamuda

Google Doubles Down On Malaysia With $236 Million Data Center Deal Awarded To Gamuda

Malaysia is rapidly emerging as a key hub for data centers, fueled by the region’s AI boom. Last year, Google announced plans to invest $2 billion in the country.

Google Expands Malaysian Data Centre Footprint With New Port Dickson Project

Google is building a new hyperscale data centre in Port Dickson as part of its US$2 billion investment in Malaysia’s digital infrastructure. The project will be delivered in partnership with Malaysian engineering firm Gamuda Bhd, through its subsidiary Gamuda DC Infrastructure Sdn Bhd. As you may recall, Negeri Sembilan Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amidudin Harun revealed last month that two data centre projects are currently in the works in the sta…

Google Awards Malaysia Data Center Contract to Gamuda

The project will include the construction of a water treatment plant and an off-river storage system.

Rise Of Foreign Digital Economy? Google Buys Land In Port Dickson Worth RM455 Million

It’s no secret that Malaysia might be the land of new development, as our country’s political stance with foreign investors booms with every diplomatic visit. With Malaysia being one of the top destinations for luxury home buyers in China, where does this put us with mega corporations looking to develop in the country? Gamuda Bhd, one of Malaysia’s largest engineering, property and infrastructure companies, has just sold 389 acres of land in Por…

Gamuda's deal with Google affiliate boosts analysts' confidence in its data centre strategy and job pipeline

MIDF Research said Gamuda's current order book had hit a record high of RM37 billion, with RM15.5 billion worth of new projects secured so far in FY20...