Velo Technologies has partnered with Infinaxis to add a 2MW capacity to their upcoming data centre in Cyberjaya, Malaysia, aiming to expand their footprint and meet growing market demands.
This collaboration, expected to generate RM100 million in value, will enhance Velo’s 24/7 support and offer advanced interconnectivity options.
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The data centre, scheduled to be ready by Q2 2025, will feature a 12MW IT load capacity, carrier-neutral connectivity, and support for high-power density AI applications.
This partnership aligns with Malaysia’s New Industrial Master Plan 2030 and the nation’s push for business digitalisation, contributing to the projected growth of the data centre market.
“As we continue to expand our footprint, we are committed to meeting the evolving needs of the industry, primarily considering the increasing demand for advanced AI applications and high-power density requirements,” says Ben Chin, CEO & Founder of Velo Technologies.
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