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Google plans to spend $15B across 2027 and 2028 to expand its data center and cloud infrastructure in Malaysia, including building new computing hubs (Danial Azhar/Bloomberg)

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In short

Google has scheduled a $15 billion capital expenditure to scale its cloud and data center operations in Malaysia across 2027 and 2028. The initiative centers on constructing several new computing hubs within the nation to boost regional network performance. However, specific geographic sites and official operational timelines for these upcoming hubs have not yet been disclosed.

Key points

  • The planned expansion focuses on bolstering cloud services and data center capacity withi…: The planned expansion focuses on bolstering cloud services and data center capacity within Malaysia.
  • Google is continuing its broader strategic commitment to developing vital digital infrast…: Google is continuing its broader strategic commitment to developing vital digital infrastructure in the region.
  • The multi-billion-dollar capital expenditure is slated to roll out entirely across 2027 a…: The multi-billion-dollar capital expenditure is slated to roll out entirely across 2027 and 2028.

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