Bitdeer secures 60MW Malaysia AI data center under 8-year deal

what happened

Bitdeer AI, a Bitdeer Technologies Group unit, has signed an eight-year data center services agreement for the 60MW A103 facility at its Cyberjaya campus in Malaysia, GlobeNewswire reports. The site is intended for liquid-cooled, rack-scale NVIDIA systems, including the next-generation Vera Rubin platform. Powering is expected in the first quarter of 2028.

A103 will be built on the existing campus alongside A101 and A102, allowing Bitdeer AI to use infrastructure for power, liquid cooling and networking that is already in place. Once the three facilities are counted together, the Cyberjaya site is expected to provide about 71.5MW of AI Cloud capacity.

The new agreement takes Bitdeer AI’s secured capacity in Malaysia, Norway and the United States to approximately 333.5MW, or about 95% of its target of up to 350MW by the first quarter of 2028. Management estimates its active AI Cloud pipeline at more than $10 billion, but no offtake commitments for A103 had been signed when the release was issued. The company said outcomes remain subject to negotiations, approvals, equipment availability and construction schedules.

why it matters

The announcement underscores Bitdeer’s planned expansion of AI-focused data center capacity and its positioning around future NVIDIA platforms. The pipeline estimate is not backlog, revenue or an executed contract.

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