Domestic data centre prospects unhindered


PETALING JAYA: The purported move by the United States to restrict shipments of artificial intelligence (AI) chips to Malaysia and Thailand is expected to draw mixed reactions among investors, says MIDF Research.

However, the research house has maintained its “positive” stance on the construction and utilities sectors, backed by optimism on the continued pipeline of data centres here.

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