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AirTrunk plans US$3 billion for two Malaysia data centres

Source: esim.report via Phil Akhnazarov on InoreaderApril 30, 2026Read original article on esim.report via Phil Akhnazarov on Inoreader

AirTrunk said it plans to invest about US$3 billion to develop two new data centres in Malaysia, named JHB3 and JHB4.

TL;DR

  • AirTrunk plans about US$3 billion of investment in Malaysia.
  • The company will develop two new data centres called JHB3 and JHB4.
  • The announcement concerns new data centre capacity in Malaysia.

AirTrunk described itself as a hyperscale data centre platform in announcing the Malaysia expansion. The two planned facilities are named JHB3 and JHB4.

The reported investment for JHB3 and JHB4 is about US$3 billion. The source states that both new data centres will be developed in Malaysia.

The source does not provide further technical specifications, capacity figures, site details, or delivery dates for JHB3 and JHB4. The announcement is limited to AirTrunk's plan to build two new data centres in Malaysia.

Related questions

  • How much does AirTrunk plan to invest in the two new Malaysia data centres?
  • What are the names of AirTrunk's planned new data centres in Malaysia?
  • In which country will AirTrunk develop JHB3 and JHB4?

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