Bitdeer AI signs eight-year deal for Malaysia’s A103 data center
The A103 facility will add 60 MW to Bitdeer AI’s capacity, taking its secured total to about 333.5 MW, or 95% of its 2028 target.
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Seeking Alpha reports that Bitdeer AI, the AI neocloud provider owned by Bitdeer Technologies Group, has signed an eight-year agreement covering the A103 data center at its Cyberjaya campus in Malaysia. The facility will be the company’s third AI cloud data center at that site.
With A103, Bitdeer AI’s secured AI Cloud capacity will reach about 333.5 MW across facilities in Malaysia, Norway and the U.S. That represents roughly 95% of the company’s target of up to 350 MW to be delivered by Q1 2028. The 60 MW center will use power, cooling and network infrastructure already available at the campus and is designed for the Vera Rubin generation. Bitdeer Technologies Chief Financial Officer Michael G. Potter said customers are asking about that generation for 2028. The company estimates its active AI cloud capacity pipeline at more than $10B.
Bitdeer shares rose 0.2% in after-hours trading after losing 3.8% during the regular session.
why it matters
The agreement adds to Bitdeer AI’s planned infrastructure footprint and highlights the scale of its reported pipeline, while the item does not disclose the deal’s financial terms.
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- Bitdeer AI enters into eight-year agreement for A103 data center in Malaysia — seekingalpha.com, 12 October 2026 at 20:58 UTC
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