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Key ASIC, CT Vision outline 300MW Malaysia AI data center

Key ASIC, CT Vision outline 300MW Malaysia AI data center Image: DCD
Key ASIC and CT Vision signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to develop and operate an AI data center in Malaysia with planned IT load of about 300MW within five years of launch. The companies say the facility would serve AI, machine-learning, supercomputing and enterprise-cloud workloads, with dedicated renewable generation intended to power it. Feasibility studies, site planning, engineering and commercial structuring are planned by year-end.
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