Mah Sing joins Malaysia’s data centre gold rush with BDC tie-up

Posted on May 31, 2024 by Guest authors

Malaysian property developer Mah Sing Group threw its hat in the country’s increasingly crowded data centre ring on Thursday by launching a new site in Southville City and announcing Bridge Data Centres (BDC) as its first partner.

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