yes it is from China, wonder what else will there be, just plain data centre or there will be other commercial units

yes damn fast, the roads got damaged with potholes by big trucks and lorries, and it's all dusty, driving along that road is not pleasant at all.

Technology - An Exciting Year Ahead

Reported by Public Bank

Publish date: Mon, 06 Jan 2025

Despite various trade concerns over the heightening trade tension, the year of 2025 is touted to be a time of technology breakthrough, which will see many opportunities to invest, innovate and develop. We believe Artificial Intelligence (AI) remains at the forefront of key topics as did cybersecurity, cloud computing, and robotics. We also gather that some local ATE makers have started receiving more inquiries in the last 2 months, although the outlook visibility remains short. In the local scene, data centre play continues to be in the limelight.

Malaysia's data centre set to boom.

Malaysia is poised for significant data centre growth this year, fueled by substantial investments from major technology companies. According to the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation, Malaysia, which is sitting at the forefront of the region's data centre growth, has seen total investments of RM99bn in the last 2 years with another RM149bn in the pipeline. Currently, Malaysia has 54 operational data centres with a live IT capacity of 504.8MW. Johor leads in IT capacity, followed by the Klang Valley, and with Sarawak, Negeri Sembilan and Kedah emerging as upcoming data centre locations. It is also worth noting that Johor will be the first state to hit 1GW when the supply under-construction and committed become operational in the future. According to Knight Frank Malaysia's report, Malaysia has 61 upcoming new data centres offering IT capacity of 1,313MW. In Asia-Pacific, current data centre capacity exceeds 10,500MW and is expected to more than double to 24,800MW by 2028, spurred by increasing adoption of cloud computing and AI. Singapore currently has more than 70 data centres with a total capacity of 1.4GW. But Malaysian government's recent approval of a total data centre capacity of 4GW makes the country Asean's top data centre hub. Meanwhile, McKinsey & Co estimates that the global demand for data centre capacity could rise at an annual rate of between 19% and 22% from 2023 to 2030 to reach annual demand of 171GW and 219GW globally. We see positive inflows for the various industries in Malaysia following a sharp increase in data centre investments. Data centres are a critical component in powering the growing digital economy, and Malaysia can specialize in data services, particularly those related to generative AI, which have applications across various industries like healthcare and services, leading to improved service quality and innovative solutions. This will help the country to broaden beyond semiconductor and gain from the technology transfer from big tech companies. The data centre engineering and facilities management solution industry in Malaysia grew from RM3.9bn in 2020 to RM8.3bn in 2023, at a CAGR of 28.5%. Moving forward, Providence estimates that the data centre engineering and facilities management solution industry in Malaysia will grow from RM10.7bn in 2024 to RM17.7bn in 2026, registering a CAGR of 28.6%

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 7 2025, 11:36 AM

So many news of data centers coming into cyberjaya, yet property prices remain very much stagnant without any sign of moving up. Wanted to let go my unit in Cybersquare but the market price now makes me cry only sigh..

It will be PKNS land adjacent to Cyberjaya, near EdgeConnex datancenter.

For real? Why don't they just take up some vacant space at century square, quill building, third avenue, or even shaftsbury office space. Plenty of choice. If on pkns land, they will need to construct new building right?

https://www.bernama.com/en/news.php?id=2363743

There will a semiconductor Academy campus inside second IC design park.

You seems confused .. and lot of ppl also confused

PKNS Land is not Cyberjaya .. it is Cybervalley, Sepang but some creative marketing by PKNS they managed to dupe ppl to think they are ‘Cyberjaya’ ..

The land in CV is leasehold and owned mostly by Selangor State gov. They even have their own postcode different from Cyberjaya.
Few years ago they even managed to put their 63300 Sepang to Cyberjaya post office (so that PKNS/selangor state gov can sell their properties easier)

While Cyberjaya is freehold and owned by Setia Haruman and Cyberview which is under Ministry of Finance (federal)

The project is under Selangor state gov so thats why Cyber Valley is chosen and not real Cyberjaya building you mentioned

Quite strange , isn't it ..?

Cyberjaya is under Selangor, but Selangor Govt seldom " participates " in its activities . More like Cyberjaya is treated under Putrajaya.

Now we have Johor -Singapore team up...but Cyberjaya is generally " regarded" as outside Selangor Government controls.

DC , Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation n MCMC all are housed in Cyberjaya but are not under Selangor State Controls.

Selangor Information Technology & Digital Economy Corporation (SIDEC) is based in Shah Alam ? Seems we are at super high end of Technology ?



This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 21 2025, 03:41 PM

Not sure what makes you think I'm confused. I'm very clear on the land part and the border between cyberjaya and cyber valley.

I'm just curious why they need to take up new land instead of quickly setup and occupy existing building in cyberjaya.

Cyberjaya is still Selangor. No reason they have to use cv land. Just like the first ic design in puchong, it's not even Selangor govt building.

We need a Selangor -Cyberjaya free trade zone maybe

Like i mentioned earlier

The IC project is initiated by their state gov and of course they want to utilize Selangor state resource like land or building in Cyber Valley… this is logical

Cyberjaya developer, land owner and master planner is Cyberview which is under Federal government Ministry of Finance

You need to understand the differences between Federal project with the state gov-led project

Well MSC initiatives and Cyberjaya is Tun M brainchild so he parked it directly under Federal government ..

Selangor which last time under then the opposition came up with Selangor Science Park which is rebranded to Cyber Valley

So you have two quite similar but competing project

Cyber Valley.... Rebranded ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-Uj_lHRfqY

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 22 2025, 10:10 PM

Yep

The Selangor gov changed their postcode 63300 from Sepang to Cyberjaya post office just 1-2 years ago

But the land title cannot lie 🤭

Trump favours DC n AI, but Malaysians do not ?

Oracle surges, chip stocks rise as Trump unveils US$500bil AI plan

The venture plans to deploy US$100 billion immediately, with the remaining investment over the next four years. Construction of the project's first data centres has already started in Texas

https://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/1...-500bil-ai-plan

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 23 2025, 08:37 AM

Any new development landed houses in cyber ah?

U see Johor now becomes more efficient ..

Land owners there hit jackpots recently :-

Iskandar Investment Bhd (IIB), landowner of the 2,230-acre Medini Iskandar Malaysia in Johor, is said to be issuing offer letters to buyers in Medini with an option to convert their properties, which are currently under a private lease scheme (PLS), to freehold at a premium, according to several sources.

A letter from IIB to one of the buyers sighted by The Edge, stated: “As part of our continued commitment in enhancing Medini’s appeal and fostering growth within the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ), we are pleased to inform you that freehold development is now possible in Medini.”

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 24 2025, 07:06 PM

The PKNS 18 holes golf course location details and design is out. The name is Cyber Valley Golf & Country Club. It's a 18 holes golf course inside Cyber Valley, behind Q-Cell factory. It has many facilities like driving range, sport complex, boutique hotel and etc.

IPOH: Malaysia's real estate transactions value hit RM217.46 billion in 2024, far exceeding the initial target of RM100 billion set at the beginning of the year, said Minister of Housing and Local Government, Nga Kor Ming.

Let Data speaks for itself ..

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 31 2025, 05:01 PM

A new Swiss Data Centre will heat 6000 homes with recycled energy