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Princeton Digital Group has struck a deal to acquire 31 acres (12.5 hectares) of land in Malaysia’s southern Johor state, across the border from Singapore, to develop a 150-megawatt data centre campus.
Warburg Pincus-backed PDG on Monday entered a definitive… Read More>>
Shanghai-based GDS Holdings has hooked up with Malaysia-listed YTL Power International to co-develop 168 megawatts of data centre capacity across eight individual facilities at a campus in Malaysia’s Johor state.
The first phase of the co-development will enter service in… Read More>>
Malaysian-listed YTL Power International is developing a 500 megawatt data centre campus just across the border from Singapore joining an investor rush to build infrastructure for the region’s growing data traffic.
YTL Power’s digital infrastructure arm YTL Data Center Holdings… Read More>>
Singapore-based Bridge Data Centres has started work on a new hyperscale data centre campus in the southern Malaysia state of Johor, that can deliver an estimated 100 megawatts of power capacity in the state just across the border from Singapore,… Read More>>
China, accounting for 46 percent of total real estate investment in Malaysia over three years, has overtaken Singapore to become Malaysia’s number one investor, according to a new report from Cushman & Wakefield.
Thanks to some aggressive incentives from the… Read More>>
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Wanda Aims to Be World’s Largest Tourism Enterprise by 2020
Dalian Wanda Group, China’s biggest commercial property developer, plans to surpass Disney’s… Read More>>
The quantity of new homes being built in Malaysia’s Johor state, just across the border from Singapore, now exceeds the entire stock of privately owned housing in the entire city-state, according to a statement last week from a Singaporean government… Read More>>
Shanghai-based Greenland Group is planning a RM2.4 billion ($666 million) mixed-use development in Malaysia’s Johor state, adding to a wave of projects by Chinese real estate developers in the area bordering Singapore.
The state-owned property firm’s 128-acre (52 hectare) Tebrau Bay Waterfront… Read More>>
