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Malaysia plans rapid data center growth, targeting 1.6 gigawatts by 2025, but faces resource strain concerns.
Malaysia aims to boost its economy by developing data centers, targeting 1.6 gigawatts of capacity by 2025, making it Southeast Asia's fastest-growing market.
However, experts caution that this growth could strain local resources, including water and electricity, affecting businesses like fish exporters.
Data centers, while promising economic benefits and high-paying jobs, may consume more land, water, and electricity than anticipated, creating what some call "digital colonialism," as most centers serve international markets rather than local needs.
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Malasia planea un rápido crecimiento del centro de datos, apuntando a 1,6 gigavatios para 2025, pero se enfrenta a problemas de escasez de recursos.