Malaysia Taps Chinese Investors to Build More Data Centers
- Nation to boost infrastructure to take advantage of AI boom
- Malaysia to expedite transition to front-end of tech industry
WATCH: Malaysia’s Economy Minister says the government will strengthen its infrastructure offering to attract more tech companies.
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Malaysia is in discussions with potential Chinese investors to build data centers in the Southeast Asian nation as it seeks to attract more “high quality” investments, according to Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli.
The government will strengthen its infrastructure offering to take advantage of the artificial-intelligence boom, Rafizi said in an interview with Bloomberg Television’s Stephen Engle.