DPS, Invest Energy to power AI data centre in Melaka


KUALA LUMPUR: DPS Resources Bhd has entered into a strategic partnership with Invest Energy Ventures Sdn Bhd (IEVSB) to develop solar farms and sustainable infrastructure for its artificial intelligence (AI) data centre and high-tech industrial park in Alor Gajah, Melaka.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, DPS said a memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed by its wholly-owned subsidiary, DPS Energy Sdn Bhd, with IEVSB, a subsidiary of Invest Energy Sdn Bhd. 

Under the MoU, IEVSB will finance and develop decentralised independent power utility systems, centralised district cooling solutions and steam distribution systems for the project.

DPS executive chairman Tan Sri Dr Sow Chin Chuan said the partnership marks a pivotal step in aligning technological advancement with environmental stewardship. 

"By powering our AI data centre with solar energy, we are advancing Malaysia’s digital economy and setting a benchmark for sustainable industrial development. 

"This initiative reflects our dedication to environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles and long-term value creation for stakeholders," he said. 

According to the statement, the AI data centre and industrial park aim to position Melaka as a hub for innovation and energy efficiency, aligning with national efforts to transition toward a low-carbon economy.  - Bernama 

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