Google to spend $15 billion expanding Malaysia data centers

Alphabet's Google plans to invest $15 billion to expand data center and cloud operations in Malaysia, citing AI-driven demand for digital infrastructure. The move reflects Big Tech's continued push to build AI capacity in Southeast Asia.

• Google Search revenue growth slows to 12 percent2026-11-04
• Alphabet Returns to Euro Debt Market With Seven-Part Bond Sale2026-11-02
• Alphabet loses $500B in market value, AI opportunity hidden2026-10-29
• OpenAI plans to buy Google chips as part of AI build-out2026-10-28
• US sanctions Chinese VC firm founded by ex-Microsoft AI scientist2026-10-20