Malaysia has rapidly emerged as a prominent data center hub in Southeast Asia, attracting significant investments from both local and international players. This growth is driven by the country’s strategic location, robust infrastructure, and supportive government policies aimed at fostering digital transformation. Below is an overview of key data center companies operating in Malaysia.
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Leading Data Center Providers in Malaysia
1. Bridge Data centers (Chindata Group)
Bridge Data centers, part of the Chindata Group, operates multiple hyperscale data centers across Malaysia. Their facilities are designed to meet the growing demand for cloud and AI services in the region. The company is known for its scalable infrastructure and commitment to sustainability.
2. Keppel DC REIT Management Pte. Ltd.
A subsidiary of Keppel Corporation, Keppel DC REIT specializes in the investment and management of data center properties. Their Malaysian portfolio includes high-quality assets strategically located to serve the region’s digital economy.
3. NTT Ltd.
NTT Ltd. operates several data centers in Malaysia, particularly in Cyberjaya, a recognized IT hub. Their facilities offer a range of services, including colocation and managed IT solutions, supporting enterprises’ digital transformation needs.
4. VADS Berhad (TM ONE)
A subsidiary of Telekom Malaysia, VADS Berhad provides integrated ICT solutions, including data center services. Their facilities cater to local enterprises, offering secure and reliable infrastructure for various digital applications.
5. YTL Data Center Holdings Pte. Ltd.
YTL Data Center Holdings is developing the YTL Green Data Center Park in Kulai, Johor, with a significant investment. The facility aims to be Malaysia’s first data center campus powered by on-site renewable solar energy, reflecting the company’s commitment to sustainability.
6. EdgeConneX
EdgeConneX operates multiple facilities in Malaysia, including locations in Kuala Lumpur, Cyberjaya, Bukit Jalil, and Johor. Their data centers are designed to provide low-latency connectivity and support the growing demand for edge computing services in the region.
7. Equinix
Equinix operates two data centers in Malaysia: KL1 in Kuala Lumpur and JH1 in Johor. These facilities offer interconnection solutions, enabling businesses to connect with partners and customers across the Asia-Pacific region.
8. Vantage Data Centers
Vantage Data Centers has a significant presence in Cyberjaya, with their KUL1 campus offering substantial IT capacity. Their facilities are designed to meet the needs of hyperscale and enterprise customers, providing scalable and secure infrastructure.
Data Center Locations in Malaysia
Malaysia’s data centers are strategically located across various regions, each offering unique advantages:
- Cyberjaya: Often referred to as Malaysia’s Silicon Valley, Cyberjaya hosts several data centers, including those operated by NTT Ltd., Vantage Data Centers, and EdgeConneX.
- Kuala Lumpur: The capital city is home to facilities operated by Equinix and EdgeConneX, providing central connectivity for businesses.
- Johor: With its proximity to Singapore, Johor has become a hotspot for data center development, with major projects by YTL Data Center Holdings, EdgeConneX, and Equinix.
Future Outlook on Malaysia’s Data Center Market
Malaysia’s data center industry is poised for continued growth, driven by increasing demand for cloud services, AI infrastructure, and digital transformation initiatives. The government’s supportive policies and strategic location in Southeast Asia position Malaysia as a key player in the regional digital economy. Ongoing investments in infrastructure and sustainability initiatives are expected to further enhance the country’s appeal as a data center hub.