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Google unveils $15 billion data centre investment in Malaysia

Google announced plans on Wednesday to invest $15 billion in Malaysia over the next two years to build data centres and other infrastructure as demand booms for artificial intelligence services. It said the $15 billion investment will be made "over the next two years (2027 to 2028)", expanding on a $2 billion investment announced in 2024.

Google unveils $15 billion data centre investment in Malaysia

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