Chinese cloud companies and server facility operators are expanding across Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia, seeking faster construction, cheaper capacity and a foothold in markets becoming central to the global AI race
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Inside the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on a hot and humid day in July, the Data Center Asia event was packed.
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