Google announced plans to invest $2 billion in a data center and cloud computing infrastructure in Malaysia. The investment will establish a Google Cloud region in Malaysia, providing cloud services to businesses and public sector customers in Southeast Asia. The new cloud region will help Google capture growth opportunities in the region, where demand for cloud services is rapidly increasing. Malaysia’s Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob welcomed the investment, stating it will create job opportunities and attract more high-quality investments. Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted the company’s commitment to Malaysia and the region. The investment is part of Google’s broader efforts to expand its cloud computing footprint globally and meet the growing demand for cloud services across various industries.