Google announced plans to invest $2 billion in a data center and cloud services infrastructure in Malaysia. The investment aims to establish Google Cloud’s cloud region in Malaysia, providing cloud services from data centers in the country. This move will help public and private enterprises across Southeast Asia access Google Cloud services. Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim welcomed the investment, stating it will create high-value job opportunities and drive economic growth. Google Cloud’s CEO Thomas Kurian highlighted Malaysia’s strategic importance and skilled workforce as key factors in the decision. The investment aligns with Google’s commitment to supporting Malaysia’s digital economy and cloud computing growth. It will enable businesses to leverage cutting-edge cloud services, enhancing their operational efficiency and digital capabilities.