Bitdeer signs 10-year deal for planned Malaysian AI data centre
Bitdeer signed a 10-year agreement for a planned 67-megawatt AI data centre in Malaysia, with first capacity targeted for early 2027.
Bitdeer AI has signed a 10-year deal for a planned Malaysian data centre with 67 megawatts of capacity for AI computing equipment. The site, called A901, would give regional customers another location to consider for future AI cloud services. Bitdeer announced the agreement on 8 October and aims to start delivering capacity in the first quarter of 2027, with the full 67 megawatts targeted for the second quarter.
The agreement secures data-centre services for Bitdeer, rather than a cloud-computing purchase by an end customer. Bitdeer said it had no customer commitment to buy or use capacity at A901 when it made the announcement. For prospective buyers, the planned schedule offers a window to discuss location, computing requirements and deployment plans.
Bitdeer’s third Malaysian hub
The planned campus adds a third Malaysian location alongside Bitdeer’s hubs in Cyberjaya and Johor. The company intends to build it for liquid-cooled, rack-scale systems used in demanding AI workloads. This design points to the computing equipment Bitdeer expects to deploy there.
Across sites it owns or has secured through signed data-centre services agreements, Bitdeer now counts about 273.5 megawatts of AI data-centre capacity in Malaysia, Norway and the United States. This is the company’s measure of its current and planned infrastructure footprint. The new Malaysian deal accounts for 67 megawatts of that total.
What comes next
Bitdeer’s next steps are to deliver the site on its targeted schedule and sign customers for its AI cloud services. Regional buyers weighing Malaysian supply can use the proposed location and dates in their planning, then assess the computing services and commercial terms as they become available.
Source: Bitdeer AI’s 8 October 2026 original release distributed by GlobeNewswire.
