Malaysia data centre tracker

Updated October 2026 · capacity in MW

Breakdown table

Rows by

Built or contracted capacity, not electricity use. Click a number to show only those sites on the map; Reset filters brings the rest back. In campus counts, a campus with phases in more than one cell is counted in each.

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Colour markers by

Click a row to hide or show it. Circle size = MW. Dashed outline = location known to the park or street only.

Filters

Numbers are campuses. A campus with phases at different stages, or different MW bases, is counted under each.

State

Build-out status

Category

MW basis

Not on map

These campuses are in the totals above, but we haven't yet found a public source that shows exactly where they are. We would rather leave them off the map than put a pin in a town centre and get it wrong.

About this map

Every quarter we go through company announcements, Bursa Malaysia and US SEC filings, government statements and the news, and a researcher checks each change before it goes in. A project with several phases gets one entry per phase. We record MW exactly as the source reports it, whether that is IT load or grid connection. AI-ready sites run at 30 kW per rack or more, or say they are built for GPUs or liquid cooling. Traditional sites run below 20 kW per rack. Amazon, Microsoft and Google publish no MW for their Malaysian sites, so the totals leave out their capacity.

A campus goes on the map only when an operator page, official filing, government release or open database such as PeeringDB gives its location and satellite imagery shows a building or construction site there. Site data © SEAFIC, CC BY 4.0. If you reuse it, keep the Ringmast4r credit as well. The grid and cable layers have their own licences, shown at the bottom of the map when you turn them on.

Data compiled and designed by: Seow E Kin Zane Ryan
Published by: Southeast Asian Futures Initiative Centre (SEAFIC)

Malaysia data centre tracker

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