Google and Oracle Announce Major Investments in Southeast Asia's Cloud Infrastructure

Google commits $1 billion in Thailand and $2 billion in Malaysia, while Oracle pledges $6.5 billion in Malaysia to boost AI and cloud services.

Google's $1 billion investment in Thailand includes new data centers in Bangkok and Chonburi, expected to add $4 billion to the economy by 2029.
In Malaysia, Google is investing $2 billion to build a data center in Selangor, projected to create 26,500 jobs and contribute over $3 billion to GDP by 2030.
Oracle plans to invest $6.5 billion to establish its first public cloud region in Malaysia, aiming to modernize digital applications and support AI services.
These investments are part of a broader push by U.S. tech giants to expand cloud and AI infrastructure across Southeast Asia, including significant pledges from Amazon and Microsoft.
Thailand and Malaysia are positioning themselves as major tech hubs in the region, leveraging these investments to drive economic growth and technological innovation.