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AI Infrastructure Demand and the Next Generation of Hyperscale Data Centres
05.08.2026

AI Infrastructure Demand and the Next Generation of Hyperscale Data Centres

Valued at $5.48 billion in 2025, Malaysia’s data centre market is projected to reach $16.02 billion by 2031. This growth is driven by AI compute demands, forcing Malaysian hyperscale data centre operators to move beyond legacy infrastructure. Modern facilities must now support GPU-dense workloads that traditional designs cannot accommodate. The industry’s primary challenge has shifted […]

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Circular Economy in IT: How Malaysian Datacentres Can Reduce E-Waste for Malaysia’s Growth
29.04.2026

Circular Economy in IT: How Malaysian Datacentres Can Reduce E-Waste for Malaysia’s Growth

Malaysian datacentres play a central role in the growth of the nation’s digital economy. The sector almost reached 25% of GDP in 2025. Yet fast growth creates a problem. Electronic waste piles up from servers and other gear replaced every few years. The circular economy changes the old linear path of “make, use, and discard”. […]

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How Malaysia’s Cloud Policy Is Shaping National Digital Resilience
20.04.2026

How Malaysia’s Cloud Policy Is Shaping National Digital Resilience

Cyber attacks keep rising across Asia. Recent incidents have shut down services and caused real trouble for businesses and public systems. These events highlight the risks that come when digital setups lack solid protection. Digital resilience refers to the ability of a country to keep key operations running during disruptions and to bounce back fast […]

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What Digital Resilience Looks Like for Malaysia in a Multi-Cloud World
20.04.2026

What Digital Resilience Looks Like for Malaysia in a Multi-Cloud World

Digital resilience shows how well organisations can keep their systems running even when cloud services hit problems such as attacks or sudden failures. In Malaysia, many companies now spread their work across several cloud platforms. This multi-cloud approach gives them more choices for data storage and applications. Yet it also creates new risks if any […]

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The Practical Steps Malaysian Businesses Take to Migrate Workloads Securely to Multi-Cloud Environments
20.04.2026

The Practical Steps Malaysian Businesses Take to Migrate Workloads Securely to Multi-Cloud Environments

Malaysian companies deal with increasing demands to update their IT systems. At the same time, they must protect important data. A growing number now move workloads across several cloud platforms. This multi-cloud method reduces reliance on any single provider and supports smoother expansion for both large corporations and smaller firms. Still, the shift carries risks. […]

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