You sound bitter.
So you wanna attribute azmin for one round of discussion, what about all the other stages of progress that makes it an actual investment?

Of course those megatech companies have plans. They always have plans, but to make it a reality, malaysia had much to do and prepare for them to commit. Add to that, our electricity and water tariff are cheaper than our neighbours, which translates to more attractive reasons for them to land here.

Also to add land is cheap. 

Happy to see that PMX put his ego aside and redevelop Cyberjaya, instead of creating a new Malaysian Silicon Valley region, after all Cyber is Mamak brain child 

meh ~ just ignore them. Any investment also want rebut siapa punya jasa. Politikus memang poisonous and annoying.
Me more interested at the technology advancement opportunity with these FDI.
But with these dc started to take shape, TNB share should be able to push pass 20 ringgit mark finally hehehe ~

Malaysia expects to attract energy sector investments from Singapore, Vietnam — Fadillah
LIMA, Peru (Aug 15): Malaysia is expected to attract new investments in the energy sector from Singapore and Vietnam, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.

Fadillah, who is also the Energy Transition and Water Transformation Minister, said the potential investments will be discussed in detail during courtesy calls with Singapore Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) and Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth Low Yen Ling, dan Vietnam Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hoang Long later on Thursday.

“I think the minister from Singapore intends to discuss extending the (renewable energy import from Malaysia) agreement, as the expiry date is near,” he said.

The deputy minister said that Malaysia is prepared to export an additional 100 megawatts (MW) of power, in the event Singapore’s energy supply deal with Laos falls through.

“I will also discuss focusing on the Asean Power Grid initiative next year with the ministers (from Singapore and Vietnam),” he told the media on Thursday, during his visit to Peru for the two-day Energy Ministers’ Meeting (EMM) under the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) from Aug 15-16.

The Asean Power Grid is a regional initiative to improve energy connectivity among Asean member countries.

The grid focuses on integrating the electricity grids of various Asean nations to enhance energy security, promote efficient energy use, and support the development of a regional electricity market.

The goal is to facilitate cross-border electricity trade and ensure a more reliable and sustainable energy supply within the region.

Fadillah said the association’s countries can assist each other with power needs, in the spirit of the Asean community, .

“This is one of the issues I intend to discuss with our Asean partners,” he said.

Meanwhile, Fadillah also discussed possible investments in Vietnam, which has abundant wind power resources.

He said that national oil company Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) and utility company Tenaga Nasional Bhd (KL:TENAGA) are keen to invest in Vietnam’s energy sector.

“I will discuss the possibility of an undersea (power) cable from Vietnam to Kota Bahru, Kelantan. This is not only for Malaysia, but the cable can be used to supply power to Singapore and other Asean countries,” he added.

Fadillah is scheduled for courtesy calls with the Brunei’s Minister at the Prime Minister’s Office and Minister of Defence II, Pehin Halbi; and Japan’s Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Nobuhiro Yoshida.

He will also attend the minister’s lunch hosted by the Ministry of Energy and Mines of Peru.

Data center hmm.. Are they bringing in Amazon Prime Video and marketplace?

Data center not gonna provide lots of employment opportunities

Yes, madani even honor the Rancangan Malaysia Ke-12 (RMK12) plans that started during Ismail Sabri time and made it the masterplan.

Data center not gonna provide lots of employment opportunities

ohhh no wonder. cepat tu naik tiang though, scared pipu dunno it's amazon dc is it haha.

Another USD $3 billion pump for Vantage mega data centre in Cyberjaya:

https://digitalinfranetwork.com/news/vantag...berjaya-campus/

Also BIG... technically all in the same vicinity

Vantage https://maps.app.goo.gl/KEyzcqhzRjDV5pH19

Amazon https://maps.app.goo.gl/5KjrHE3WPB1x1Nc29

lol call center only.

Dell HP Atos Microsoft Shell HSBC all already in Cyberjaya. but Call Centers only.

Jakun cyberjaya try to push property price. lol.

I wonder how simple that dude think….

Isnt that tender to construct the data center gotten by developer sunway 740mil RM does not benefit the construction industry? The material source from factory2 producers in Msia, the bulk sellers of materials, the subcon2 hire by Sunway…the job created of this construction projects…the supply chain of materials, transporters, hiring/rental of heavy machineries equipment…the consultant and subject matter expert hired… the local it firm getting contracts to install server racks, cables, all doesnt count as a high value economy that benefit malaysian economy organically? Belum kira subcon hired to maintain the buildings, repairs, etc2

Only kira in the end how many work in the data center counts?

Just read the news that Malaysia plans to export renewable energy to Singapore and Vietnam.
Source TheEdgemalaysia

Whoever poke fun at DSAI

They will swallow their words and suck it up

but but but...Tesla baru cancelled expanding in Malaysia

but but but...Tesla baru cancelled expanding in Malaysia

actually all these brouhaha are just being blown up by property investors.

cyberjaya has been dead for 20 years. property price have been stagnant.

they want to revive it back now as a residential area instead. as a result you will see alot of malay influx in cyberjaya. it has become Shah Ale.