Open DC: D8-1

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Open DC: D8-1

Site was first built in 2026 and has expansions through 2027
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Open DC is collaborating with the Malaysian government to construct a new data center in northern Malaysia. The Open DC D8-1 Datacentre is located in the Delapan Special Border Economic Zone (SBEZ) – a State-owned industrial park situated at the District of Bukit Kayu Hitam, at the border of Malaysia and Thailand.

The facility is being built to meet Tier III standards. Additionally, DE-CIX Malaysia will establish an Internet Exchange (IX) point within the data center to enhance regional network connectivity and traffic exchange capabilities.

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FCRJ+VX ( Kampung Padang Donan, 06050 Bukit Kayu Hitam )
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Established in 2017 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Extreme Broadband Sdn. Bhd.,

Open DC is setup to consolidate all data centre businesses under EBB.

Extreme Broadband is a full-licensed telco operating in Malaysia. Founded in 2005, EBB is a managed network service provider specialising in enterprise-quality Internet service, virtual private network, datacenter colocation and managed services in the area of education, financial services and telco infrastructure sharing.

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