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Data centers in Sedenak

Malaysia · dataset updated 2026-10-18

ArusGrid tracks 9 active data center projects in Sedenak, Malaysia, with 850 MW of planned IT load. Of these, 2 are operational, 4 are operational and expanding, 1 is under construction, 1 is past financial close and 1 is announced only. Projects under construction or commissioning account for 21 MW. Operators have disclosed 127 MW actually running.

Sedenak sits in the Johor market, which is the level at which brokers publish vacancy and ArusGrid compares supply. The largest project is Vantage JHB1 (ex-Yondr) at 300 MW, operational and expanding. The operators with the most planned capacity here are Vantage Data Centers (300 MW across 1 project), Princeton Digital Group (200 MW across 1 project) and Bridge Data Centres (110 MW across 1 project).

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All projects largest planned capacity first

ProjectCityStagePlanned MWRunning MWOperatorAI
Vantage JHB1 (ex-Yondr)Sedenak (Kulai)Expanding30025Vantage Data Centers (acquired from Yondr Group)Confirmed
Princeton Digital Group JH1Sedenak (Kulai)Expanding200 *52Princeton Digital GroupConfirmed
Bridge Data Centres MY06Sedenak (Kulai)Operational110undisclosedBridge Data Centres (Chindata/Bain)Likely
BrightRay Sedenak Campus (MY-01/02/03)Sedenak (Kulai)Expanding90undisclosedBrightRay (Shanghai DC-Science)No signal either way
K2 JHR1 CampusSedenak (Kulai)Expanding84 *40K2 Strategic (Kuok Group)Likely
DDSP Sedenak CampusSedenak (Kulai)Financing closed45undisclosedDDSP (Digital Decarbonization Solutions Platform)Confirmed
GDC-SDK1Sedenak (Kulai)Under construction21 *undisclosedGlobal Data Centre Sdn Bhd (GDC)Confirmed
Keppel DC Johor 1 (+ Sedenak expansion)Sedenak (Kulai)Operationalnone published10Keppel Data CentresUnlikely
YTL Power Sedenak Tech Park West CampusSedenak (Kulai)Announcednone publishedundisclosedYTL Power (SIPP Power Sdn Bhd, 70% YTL Power)Likely

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* marks a capacity figure whose source states a basis other than IT load. Planned MW is IT load unless marked. Running capacity is rarely published, so a missing figure means undisclosed. Cancelled projects are listed and excluded from every total. Definitions, sourcing standards and evidence rules are on the Methodology page. Data is CC BY-NC 4.0. Corrections go to corrections@arusgrid.com. This page is generated from the dataset, so it cannot drift from the map.