Digital Realty, a US-based data center operator, said on June 8 that it had established its Malaysia platform in Cyberjaya.

The company plans to build about 32 MW of capacity across three sites as part of its Asia Pacific expansion.

The expansion includes three sites.

KUL10 is an existing facility that Digital Realty plans to upgrade and nearly double in capacity by late 2027.

Tehe company also acquired the 15 MW KUL11 facility and plans a news 14 MW site nearby targeted for completion in 2028.

Malaysia’s Minister of Digital, Gobind Singh Deo, attended the inauguration.

Digital Realty said the Cyberjaya campus would be supported by more than 40 network service providers.

It will also be integrated into its wider regional platform, which the company said spans 10 metros in Asia Pacific.

The expansion adds capacity in a market with 51 existing and 51 upcoming data centers nationwide. Cyberjaya is part of the Klang Valley data center hub, while Johor has an approximately 4 GW pipeline of upcoming capacity.

🔗 Source: Digital Realty