China's tech giants are rushing to build data centres in Malaysia, which offers cheap energy and access to cutting-edge chips. — SCMP
Just off a narrow highway in rural Malaysia, a vast cluster of buildings flanked by rows of solar panels towers above the surrounding palm plantations.
The 275-acre (111-hectare) site, built by local conglomerate YTL Corporation, is filled with data centres to service an explosion in demand for processing power in the South-East Asian nation.
