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TECHNOLOGY • MALAYSIA

Malaysia draws major U.S. and Chinese investment in AI data centers

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U.S. and Chinese technology companies are investing billions in data centers in Malaysia, according to The New York Times. The projects are straining local resources and testing the limits of U.S. restrictions on advanced chips.

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The activity involves U.S. technology companies and restrictions on advanced chips, with potential implications for U.S.-China technology policy and data-center supply chains. The supplied summary does not quantify the effect on U.S. businesses or chip controls.