Google’s US$15B Malaysia bet comes with a promise to pay its own power bill

e27 - Nov 5, 2026

Google will spend US$15 billion on Malaysian digital infrastructure across 2027 and 2028, a sum it unveiled on Wednesday with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in the room. The package bundles new data centre campuses with skilling, water and clean energy commitments. The scale is the story. In 2024, Google pledged US$2 billion for its first […] The post Google’s US$15B Malaysia bet comes with a promise to pay its own power bill appeared first on e27.

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