Bitdeer AI signs 8-year data center services deal for 60MW Malaysia facility A103

By Public Technologies
  • Bitdeer entered an 8-year data center services agreement for its A103 AI Cloud facility in Cyberjaya, Malaysia.
  • A103 adds 60MW of critical IT load capacity. Energization is expected in Q1 2028.
  • Secured AI Cloud capacity rose to about 333.5MW across Malaysia, Norway, the US. Roughly 95% of its up-to-350MW target.
  • Cyberjaya campus capacity is set to reach about 71.5MW across A101, A102, A103.
  • Active pipeline for AI Cloud capacity is estimated to exceed USD 10 billion.


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