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Building infrastructure or selling land to operators, developers compete for data center finance
Exclusive report: @Jungle lee
[Data Center Series (Part 1)]
As the housing market has become more and more crowded, it just so happened that data centers are on the rise, drawing attention to the already active industrial industry. Nowadays, companies in different industries make major announcements almost every week, either announcing construction or investing in data centers. The market is hot.
The market has shown a will to develop data centers in different regions of China, and ongoing digital transformation initiatives are also promoting potential large-scale data centers to enter the Malaysian market. This trend and opportunity has shaped the future of Malaysian data centers.
Industrial companies never do business at a loss; they can only invest if they have business opportunities. With a large number of basements, particularly in Johor and Klang Valley, as well as financially sound developers, there is a better chance to seize the opportunity and diversify revenue when this data center storm blows.
As the Singaporean government banned the construction of new data centers in 2019 and conditionally lifted the ban in 2022, Johor, which is close to the water tower, is leading the whole of Malaysia due to its benefits in data center development, and Cybercity, a technology hub, is also catching up in this regard.
As a long-term operating data center, it is expected to become the new favorite of the industrial industry, but how can it attract large industrial companies to enter the market? What factors at home and abroad are stimulating its growth? Can China's hydropower, optical fiber, and digital infrastructure keep up with this surge in demand?
The “Nanyang Commercial Daily” data center series report gave way...
Exclusive report: @Jungle lee
[Data Center Series (Part 1)]
As the housing market has become more and more crowded, it just so happened that data centers are on the rise, drawing attention to the already active industrial industry. Nowadays, companies in different industries make major announcements almost every week, either announcing construction or investing in data centers. The market is hot.
The market has shown a will to develop data centers in different regions of China, and ongoing digital transformation initiatives are also promoting potential large-scale data centers to enter the Malaysian market. This trend and opportunity has shaped the future of Malaysian data centers.
Industrial companies never do business at a loss; they can only invest if they have business opportunities. With a large number of basements, particularly in Johor and Klang Valley, as well as financially sound developers, there is a better chance to seize the opportunity and diversify revenue when this data center storm blows.
As the Singaporean government banned the construction of new data centers in 2019 and conditionally lifted the ban in 2022, Johor, which is close to the water tower, is leading the whole of Malaysia due to its benefits in data center development, and Cybercity, a technology hub, is also catching up in this regard.
As a long-term operating data center, it is expected to become the new favorite of the industrial industry, but how can it attract large industrial companies to enter the market? What factors at home and abroad are stimulating its growth? Can China's hydropower, optical fiber, and digital infrastructure keep up with this surge in demand?
The “Nanyang Commercial Daily” data center series report gave way...
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$GDB(0198.MY$ lets see when will the 66M volume buy call come back 👀
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compare to last week, this is a better view $JTGROUP(0292.MY$ $SNS(0259.MY$ $JCY(5161.MY$ $TENAGA(5347.MY$ $SUNCON(5263.MY$ $SCGBHD(0225.MY$
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$GDB(0198.MY$ getting a RM800+ million and still groing steadily?
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