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A Malaysian property developer sold a 36-acre land parcel in Cyberjaya for data center development, with documentation indicating potential 182 MW capacity.

This large-scale Asia-Pacific data center siting (182 MW) addresses regional AI compute demand and demonstrates how prime real estate is being repurposed for AI infrastructure at scale.
Trade pressSlicast · August 12, 2026 · Global · Source: Data Center Dynamics
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A Malaysian property developer sold a 36-acre land parcel in Cyberjaya for data center development, with documentation indicating potential 182 MW capacity.

This large-scale Asia-Pacific data center siting (182 MW) addresses regional AI compute demand and demonstrates how prime real estate is being repurposed for AI infrastructure at scale.

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