Update
Google Invests $15 Billion in Malaysia Data Centers
Google has committed $15 billion to expand its data centers in Malaysia, building on its existing Selangor cloud region, Port Dickson campus, and water project. The investment includes plans for two more campuses in Selangor, with a total capacity estimate ranging from 500 MW to 1 GW. Google has also committed $160 million to shared water infrastructure in Negeri Sembilan, including an off-river storage reservoir and a water treatment plant to provide potable water for the campus and the surrounding community. The project is contracted to Gamuda Berhad, a Malaysian construction group.