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Is Alphabet planning about $15 billion to expand AI data centers and cloud in Malaysia?

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Reported. 36Kr, citing Cailian Press, says Alphabet plans about $15B to expand AI data centers and cloud in Malaysia; primary Alphabet/Google note not re-opened, so not Confirmed.

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    36Kr’s newsflash, citing Cailian Press, says Alphabet plans to invest about $15 billion to expand AI data-center and traditional cloud operations in Malaysia, framing the country as a Southeast Asian hub that has also drawn Oracle, Amazon, Alibaba, and ByteDance. Primary Alphabet/Google investment materials beyond the flash were not re-opened in this run.

    Source: 36Kr
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