China’s technology giant Huawei has launched four AI data center infrastructure solutions in Malaysia targeting power supply, power protection, energy storage, and cooling.

In a statement on Monday, Huawei said it unveiled the solutions at the Huawei Next-Gen Data Center Infrastructure Summit 2026, in Johor Bahru on July 31.

A key products are PowerPOD 5.0, a prefabricated power system that reduces delivery time for data centre power infrastructure from 60 days to two weeks through AI-enabled visualization and predictive maintenance.

Another is UPS5000-H-800k, a high-power-density uninterruptible power supply designed for high-density AI computing environments;

Others include SmartLi 5.0, a modular energy storage solution with a cell-to-system protection design that allows capacity to be expanded without interrupting operations; and a Thermal Management Unit (TMU) that balances cooling performance with electricity consumption and uses predictive maintenance to flag potential coolant issues before they affect operations.

Chong Chern Peng, Executive Vice President of Huawei Digital Power at Huawei Malaysia, said the rapid growth of AI workloads is transforming traditional data centers into AI data centers, requiring higher rack power densities, greater electricity capacity, and more advanced cooling capabilities.

Malaysia, particularly Johor, can strengthen its role as a regional data center hub, and Huawei will continue building energy-efficient infrastructure to support the country’s AI ambitions, the executive added.

The summit also featured representatives from Invest Johor, the Centre for Technology Excellence Sarawak, Eden Inc Bhd, DCD Technology, NTT Global Data Centers Holding Asia, Pekat Group, PLANMalaysia Johor, Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation, Tenaga Nasional Bhd, TM Nxera, CCIE Engineering, and Vantage Data Centers.

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