Millions of EPF , ASN/ASB n mutual fund contributors ( indirectly ) make money from stock markets.

Well, unsuccessfully ones always think negatively, more successful ones think positively.

Well, u can use reports to help u to make some money by investing ( my way ) , or use them to assist u to form negative opinions about this world.

All up to u ....so say u like as usual..

I guess u never read financal news in year 2024 ? How u want to talk about Investments in prop ?

Listen to our Uncle Koon, more than 70 years old , and what he says

https://klse.i3investor.com/web/blog/detail...ck_Koon_Yew_Yin
Johor: The New Data Center Hub

No News yet .

But " smaller ones " could be :-

Global tech like Tik Tok  , Alibaba, Huawei or Nvidia, are making significant investments in Malaysia, underscoring the country's growing importance in the data centre industry. AWS, for instance, has pledged RM27.6bn to establish a cloud region in Malaysia. This significant investment will greatly enhance the nation's DC capacity and capabilities. These projects are not only propelling the sector's growth but also positioning Malaysia as a preferred destination for hyperscale DCs.

From 2021 to 2026, the Malaysian DC market is projected to grow at an average annual rate of 16%, or USD2.1bn per year

We anticipate that the demand for new DC setups in Malaysia will remain robust over the next five years due to the increasing need for sophisticated data infrastructure

It will boost up our economy , and may be  a small step for Malaysia to move towards n achieving  a higher economy class. One thing links to another.

BTW, our currency is appreciating bit by bit these days, with more FDI come in.

1) Refer to our National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR)

2) At least we do not have spend Billions n Billions  like Japan to push up  its currency. Taiwan raisied its interest rate, but its currency is falling due to outflow of funds.

3) Indonesia is also facing outflow of funds ..maybe Thailand n Vietnam also

4) inflow of funds perhaps is a better medicine for Malaysia..

Yr prediction is for how many years ?

Set a Date ..be more specific ...

Quite boring if one needs to wait for years ..wait until the neck longs....等到頸長

I would think yr Malaysia Property Melt Down Forecast/Report (  since Year 2012 ? )  is kinda legacy ..needed to be revised after 10 years.

No point to keep on hunting for properties under Lelong or Malls close down ...kinda non stop.... after 10 over years , or go aggresively against those oppose u .

For those who failed, worst thing is they want to drag everyone along with them..into their holes

( refer to Multiple Signs of Malaysia Property Bubble V 1-V20 )

I salute u for sticking to yr cause.

But If I want to boycott let say KFC , I think I would limit the actions to myself....and not going around to stop others from comsuming the chickens, more so aggressively. Others too are entitled to their own rights and actions.

I think none of the CBJ  residents believe  what u just said  ( or less than 1% )

N good luck to the 1%..

Did any CBJ residents put the blames on u  ? for yr good Karma ..of repeating yr statement 4 ten years

wow, close to -50%

that's why no need to rush to be the first person to take the key...

be the second one, then thanks the first who sells to you so low.

As per the other thread,
The Bank value seems to be meaningless.

It is neither the market value nor the ori developer selling price.

Bank valuation is something ill never understand. Especially earlier property boom era, I don't even know how a 200k house suddenly becomes 400k. Says who. Says valuator? Not sure what they based on. And different properties condition is different. To put a blanket valuation is too superficial.

Cyberjaya is only suitable for own stay.

Cyber old timer home owner here since 2007.

Seen many investor that buy only to invest and not stay here get rekt and soon lelonged or desperate til willing to sell below purchase price.

Price stagnanted a lot or even drop form purchase price.

Its best you buy if you genuinely want to stay and settle down here.

Datacenters do not need to high thousands of workers to manage.
Many will still be jobless with datacenters.

New centers will create one time job during the contruction.
Datacenters can be remotely controlled and managed from overseas.
Only few certain function need to be on the site physically.
Why datacenters coming to Malesia?  Because of cheap cheap electricity and water plus land compared to western countries.
So it just another indirect dumpsite like Lynas.
More CO2 and greenhouse effects from this Bolehland.

many ktards don't understand what are data centers. In their mind data centers are packed with IT workers manually moving your internet data around, thereby creating "jobs" 

When in fact data centers are totally devoid of workers. The only jobs data center creates is the initial construction phase, but even those jobs are created for the bangla construction workers, not malaysians 

Some people see DC as some kind of Traffic lights ...looks very simple .

But , the spillover effects from data centres can be significant and multifaceted...

And for AI DC, our U need to get involved ...to produce the right people , do  R & D and so on

https://www.mida.gov.my/mida-news/sime-darb...k-in-rm2b-deal/
Boss, the data center only 19.8 hectare which equivalent to approx 49 acres. To be frank data center memang generally not creating much job opportunities compare to conventional manufacturing plant. (I expected approx 1k++ only in this case)

Some good explanation can be sources from chatgpt as well as following :

Given that Google’s data center in Elmina City, Shah Alam is planned to cover 49 acres, the job opportunities in its operational phase can be quite extensive. Here’s a tailored breakdown considering the scale, location, and industry standards for a data center of this magnitude:

Estimated Job Opportunities for the 49-Acre Data Center in Elmina City

1. Direct, On-Site Jobs:

IT & Data Center Technicians: 100-180

Network Engineers/System Administrators: 40-60

Facilities Management (Cooling, Power Systems, Electrical Maintenance): 60-100

Security Personnel: 40-60

Administrative & Support Staff: 30-40

Management & Operations Leadership: 20-30

Total Direct Jobs: Approximately 290-470 permanent on-site positions.

2. Indirect Job Opportunities:

Data centers of this scale typically create significant indirect employment through local suppliers, logistics services, external maintenance, and support (e.g., catering, waste management, and transportation). This could generate an additional 500-800 indirect jobs in the surrounding areas, especially as Elmina City continues to develop as a tech and business hub.

3. Construction Phase:

During the construction and setup phase, the project may require around 1,000-1,500 temporary construction jobs, covering engineers, architects, electricians, project managers, and various contractors.

Factors to Consider:

High Automation: Google’s data centers often utilize advanced automation and AI to optimize efficiency, which may reduce the number of on-site operational staff but increase the need for highly skilled technical personnel.

Focus on Sustainability: As Google is committed to sustainable operations, additional staff may be dedicated to energy management, sustainability initiatives, and compliance with green energy standards.

Local Impact: The data center in Elmina City will likely drive economic growth in the region, supporting Cyberjaya and the greater Kuala Lumpur area as a tech hub. This can indirectly boost job creation in supporting sectors like real estate, retail, and services.
Summary

For the 49-acre data center in Elmina City, you can expect around 800-1,200 total job opportunities during its operational phase (including direct and indirect jobs). The facility will be a significant driver of local employment, leveraging Malaysia's skilled workforce and further establishing the region as a key player in the digital economy.