Big Data

The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has on Monday approved $2.7 billion data center and cloud services projects.

Google Cloud and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) have on Monday announced the launch of the artificial intelligence (AI) Innovation Center for Indonesia, a joint initiative to address key challenges in Indonesia's AI adoption and empower enterprises to innovate at scale.

CIMB Securities said in a note on Wednesday that despite concerns over a shift in the US government’s artificial intelligence (AI) chip policies and the emergence of DeepSeek, Malaysia remains an attractive proposition for global data center hyper scalers.

Majority of businesses intrigued by the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in achieving sustainability goals whilst energy consumption concerns persist, Alibaba Cloud, the digital technology and intelligence backbone of Alibaba Group, said in its latest survey report Monday.

Indonesian telecommunications firm Telkomsel and Chinese computer application firm Tencent Cloud have signed a strategic partnership on artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud-based solutions development to improve customer experience.

Malaysian information and communications technology (ICT) firm SNS Network Technology Berhad in collaboration with American technology firm NVIDIA has launched a fully managed, locally artificial intelligence (AI) cloud infrastructure service hosted in Malaysia.

Malaysia's property developer EXSIM has cancelled its Aperia data center project in Bukit Jalil of the country.

While Malaysia and Singapore are at the forefront of data center investments in ASEAN, Thailand is emerging as the next frontier as numerous hyper scalers and large content companies announced to build regional cloud presence in Thailand, Maybank Investment Bank said Wednesday.

Vietnam-based fund Saigon Asset Management(SAM) has on Tuesday announced the launch of SAM DigitalHub — a 50-hectare (124-acre), 150- megawatt data center campus initiative with a targeted investment of up to $1.5 billion.

Malaysia-based property developer EcoWorld Development Group has inked agreements to sell land, build and lease a data center to Pearl Computing Malaysia, an affiliate of Google.