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China Steps In as Malaysia’s Data Center Surge Puts the Power Grid to the Test

Since 2024, Malaysia has emerged as a main data center hub in ASEAN, challenging Singapore’s long-standing dominance. As of early 2026, Malaysia has 34 existing data centers with 33 upcoming, according to data from the Malaysia Digital Investment Department.  However, ...
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