‘An intrusion’: data centre fights test Southeast Asia’s AI ambitions
•Residents of Kota Damansara were surprised to learn that a data centre is planned instead of a retail development.
•The data centre will consist of two three-storey blocks and is part of a larger trend in Southeast Asia to enhance cloud computing infrastructure.
•Local concerns have arisen about the impact of the data centre on the community and environment.
→Residents of Kota Damansara were surprised to learn that a data centre is planned instead of a retail development.
→The data centre will consist of two three-storey blocks and is part of a larger trend in Southeast Asia to enhance cloud computing infrastructure.
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