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Infrastructure construction or land sales to operators, developers vying for data center opportunities.
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【Data Center Series (Part 1)】
With the residential market becoming increasingly crowded, the emergence of data centers has captured significant attention, further energizing the already active industrial sector. Almost every week, different industrial companies make major announcements, either about constructing or investing in data centers, resulting in a hot market.
The market has shown willingness for the development of data centers in various regions of Malaysia, with continuous digital transformation initiatives driving potential entry of super large-scale data centers into the Malaysian market. This trend and opportunity shape the future of Malaysia's data centers.
Industrial companies never engage in loss-making businesses, investment opportunities come with business opportunities. Having a large landbank, especially in Johor and Klang Valley, and financially sound developers, there is a chance to seize opportunities and diversify income when this wave of data center boom hits.
With the Singapore government banning the construction of new data centers in 2019 and conditionally lifting the ban in 2022, Johor, strategically located near water sources, is leading the way in data center development in Malaysia, while the tech hub of Cyberjaya is also catching up.
As a long-term operating data center, it is expected to become the new favorite of the industrial sector, but what benefits can attract large industrial companies to enter? What factors, both domestic and international, are driving its growth? Can our country's hydroelectric, fiber optic, and digital infrastructure handle this sudden surge in demand?
The series of reports on data centers by "Nanyang Siang Pau" sheds light on the growth of the industrial sector with the increasing attention on data centers.

Genting Singapore confirms interest in developing a gambling resort in the United Arab Emirates.
$Genting Sing (G13.SG)$Genting Sing's Executive Chairman, Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay, said that Genting Singapore is indeed interested in developing integrated resorts in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
According to the financial magazine 'The Edge', Lim Kok Thay made this statement in response to shareholders' questions about the company's international expansion plans during last week's shareholders' meeting.
Regarding the upcoming expansion of Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) 2.0, he also stated that it should not be seen as a casino expansion. A large part of the investment is dedicated to expanding non-gaming offerings, aligning with Singapore's strategy to become an activity-driven tourist destination.
Lim Kok Thay explained that operating Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore falls under the bid requirements for integrated resorts, not just casinos.
He expects more countries to follow Singapore's example and support the development of integrated resorts.
The landscape of the global gambling industry has changed.
He said, 'In this regard, as a Singapore company with extensive experience in integrated resorts, we are in a favorable position to bid for related projects.'
Regarding investments in the UAE, he believes that it is unlikely to have international bidding specifically for casino development projects.
"Genting Sing is happy to leverage its experience in non-gambling products to develop integrated resorts in the Middle East."
In addition, he revealed that the attitude towards the Thai market will be more cautious, waiting for regulatory framework details to become clear and taking...