Global data center operator AirTrunk has officially opened its large1st facility in Southeast Asia, a 150 megawatt hyperscale data center in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The facility, AirTrunk JHB1, represents a significant investment in the country’s digital infrastructure and is expected to drive economic growth.
Designed to meet the surging demand for data processing and storage in the region, JHB1 incorporates cutting-edge technology to optimize efficiency and sustainability. The data center’s advanced cooling systems, including direct-to-chip liquid cooling, are expected to significantly reduce energy consumption. In addition, AirTrunk has committed to sourcing renewable energy to power the facility, aligning with Malaysia’s environmental goals.
With its strategic location and substantial capacity, JHB1 is poised to attract major technology companies and cloud service providers to Malaysia. The data center is expected to create new job opportunities and stimulate related industries in the region.
AirTrunk’s investment in Malaysia underscores the country’s growing importance as a digital hub in Southeast Asia. The company’s decision to establish a large-scale data center in Johor Bahru is a testament to the favorable business environment and supportive government policies in Malaysia.