FOR much of the past two years, Tenaga Nasional Bhd
(TNB) has almost been synonymous with Malaysia’s data centre (DC) boom.
The logic is straightforward: artificial intelligence, cloud computing and hyperscale DCs require enormous amounts of electricity, putting the utility group at the centre of the infrastructure needed to support the country’s rapid expansion as a regional DC hub.
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