Google to Invest US$15 Billion in Malaysia in 2027 and 2028
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Google plans to invest US$15 billion, equivalent to approximately RM61 billion, in Malaysia from 2027 to 2028. The investment will be used for the development of a data centre campus.
Data centres are large buildings that store and process information online. They have become an essential requirement for digital services such as internet search, file storage, and applications used every day by users around the world.
This investment involves a large international technology company, and it shows Google's interest in the Malaysian market over the long term. A project like this could also create employment opportunities in construction, information technology, and related services.
So far, further details about the exact location and construction timeline of the campus have not been stated in the reports available. The progress of this project will continue to be monitored by the media and the public.
Sources: The Edge Malaysia
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