Google commits $15 billion to expand its Malaysia data center footprint

Google will invest $15 billion to expand its Malaysia data centers, building on its Selangor cloud region, Port Dickson campus and water project. The post Google commits $15 billion to expand its Malaysia data center footprint appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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