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Why Malaysia?
Malaysia’s data center industry is on a meteoric rise, fueled by the relentless pursuit of digital transformation, widespread adoption of cloud technology, and strategic government initiatives. As the country continues to accelerate its digital journey, this growth presents a unique opportunity for businesses to thrive in a hub of innovation.
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Malaysia’s data center industry is on a meteoric rise, fueled by the relentless pursuit of digital transformation, widespread adoption of cloud technology, and strategic government initiatives. As the country continues to accelerate its digital journey, this growth presents a unique opportunity for businesses to thrive in a hub of innovation.
Land Area
Our 37-acre freehold site is situated in Selangor, just outside Kuala Lumpur. It is slightly elevated, providing a natural buffer against flooding and ensuring that your operations are not disrupted by the impact of weather events, it’s safe from other security concerns, providing a secure environment for your employees and assets.
Utility Readiness
Reliable access to utilities with 50 MLD of water supply and 150MW of electricity from TNB (Malaysia’s very own energy company) with a dedicated transmission line nearby. Click here to view the Letter from TNB confirming Power Availability.
Fiber Connectivity
Take advantage of two separate fiber optic cables, DIA and dark fibers dedicated for data centers, confirmed by top Malaysian giant telcos, ensuring seamless connectivity and redundancy. Click here to view the Letter from Maxis confirming Fiber Availability.
Competitive Pricing
At a highly competitive rate of RM83 per square foot, this data center land offers exceptional value compared to other options in the market. Zoned for commercial use, the site is ideal for a seamless business setup and is perfectly suited for data center operations.
Green Energy Options
Opportunities to harness green energy with our site’s ideal location and connectivity to major power grids. The land can generate up to 15MW of green energy, helping data centers reduce their carbon footprint and support Malaysia’s sustainable development goals.
Strategic Location
Our site has direct access to major highways and transportation routes, providing seamless connectivity to major cities and ports, while our proximity to the Railway Line (ECRL) corridor—just 10km away—offers further opportunities for growth and expansion.
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Foreign Investors Testimonials
on Malaysia's Data Center Landscape
It looks like in the space of a couple of years, [Johor Bahru] alone will overtake Singapore to become the largest market in Southeast Asia from a base of essentially zero just two years ago.
Now let’s look at why the data centre industry is growing so quickly in Malaysia. The country is Southeast Asia’s most rapidly growing data centre market – its strategic location, favourable government policies, proximity to Singapore, and attractively priced land, power, and water are behind this growth. In Malaysia, the data centre market development pipeline consists of 1.2 GW, which represents 600% growth over the next five years.
Today, Google reaffirms its support for advancing Malaysia’s digital future with the ground breaking of our data center and cloud region in Selangor. Google’s investments in infrastructure, digital skilling, and sustainability represent progress on our joint efforts with the Government of Malaysia to create high-value jobs and bring the benefits of AI to local communities and companies. With construction now underway, this data center and cloud region will be pivotal in supporting Malaysia’s digital transformation. Our US$2 billion investment will provide advanced AI-driven services, while contributing an estimated US$3.2 billion in positive economic impact and creating 26,500 jobs by 2030
We are honored to collaborate with the government to support their National AI Framework, which enhances the country’s global competitiveness. This strategic emphasis on AI not only boosts economic growth but also promotes inclusivity by bridging the digital divide and ensuring everyone gets a seat at the table, so every Malaysian can thrive in this new digital world. As a result, Malaysia is steadily establishing itself as a regional hub for digital innovation and smart technologies, embodying a forward-thinking approach that prioritizes sustainable development and societal well-being through digital transformation.
Financial Projections
- Strong demand driven by government initiatives and industry growth
- Proximity to major markets, including Singapore and Indonesia
- Competitive costs compared to other regional hubs
- Access to a large talent pool of IT professionals
- Government incentives and support for data center development
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current demand for data centers in Malaysia?
Why should I invest in a land for data center in Malaysia?
What are the key factors driving demand for data centers in Malaysia?
What are the benefits of investing in a land for data center in Malaysia?
Benefits include strong demand driven by government initiatives and industry growth, proximity to major markets including Singapore and Indonesia, competitive costs compared to other regional hubs, access to a large talent pool of IT professionals, and government incentives and support for data center development.
What kind of support can I expect from the Malaysian government?
The Malaysian government has announced initiatives to make Malaysia a regional data center hub, offering incentives such as tax breaks, subsidies, and streamlined regulations to attract foreign investment. Here are the lists of incentives by the Malaysian Government:
- Five-year Income tax exemption for data center operators from year of operation
- Capital allowance of up to 100% for qualifying capital expenditure
- Investment Tax Allowance (ITA) of up to 10% for qualifying investments
- Tax exemption on royalties earned from intellectual property rights, such as patents and trademarks.
- A stamp duty exemption is available for transactions related to the establishment of new data centers or expansion of existing ones.
- Customs duties are exempted on imports of equipment and machinery used in the construction of data centers.
- Sales tax exemptions are available for goods and services used in the construction and operation of data centers.
How much is the land in Bukit Beruntung, Selangor compared to others?
The land has a competitive pricing at RM83psf
| PSF | Size | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bukit Beruntung | RM 83 | 1,611,720 | RM 133,722,760 |
| Johor (Microsoft) | RM 116 | 1,139,000 | RM 132,471,276 |
| Johor (Princeton) | RM 1,481 | 1,350,360 | RM 2 billion |