CCIEE hosts data centre construction technology forum in Malaysia
Trade association CCIEE convened cloud vendors and system integrators in Kuala Lumpur for the Data Center Intelligent Construction Technology Forum on September 16
On September 16, the CCIEE 2026 Data Center Intelligent Construction Technology Forum took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Representatives from cloud vendors, ICT equipment providers, design institutes, system integrators, universities, industry associations, and industry partners from China, Malaysia, Singapore, and other countries convened to discuss the future of data center construction.
CCIEE Vice President and Chief Engineer Liu Fujian, who attended the event, emphasized that the global computing power market is rapidly expanding, and intelligent construction is a critical capability that will support the evolution of computing power infrastructure.
Liu Fujian further explained that CCIEE will utilize its comprehensive service advantages, enhance industrial ecosystem collaboration, and leverage its expertise to foster deep integration between the innovation chain and industrial chain. The organization aims to further technological innovation cooperation, boost resource investment, and collaborate with partners to propel the advancement of modular construction technologies.
During the forum, discussions centered around intelligent data center construction, modular rapid delivery, green computing power and liquid cooling infrastructure, and localized practices in Southeast Asia. Attendees shared their insights and experiences, recognizing Southeast Asia as a vital growth hub for global data center construction.
Industry participants unanimously agreed that intelligent construction technologies, driven by digitalization, modularization, and smart solutions, are revolutionizing data center development and construction models.
To build upon the momentum generated by this forum, all parties agreed to collaborate on advancing data center intelligent construction to new heights, achieving significant breakthroughs. They committed to standard alignment and mutual recognition, green power cooperation, and industrial collaboration as shared missions within the industry.
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