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Google plans to spend $15B on data centers and cloud operations in Malaysia over 2027 and 2028. The investment includes a $160M water plant in Negeri Sembilan to supply 65 million litres of drinking water daily. This expansion supports 37,000 local jobs annually and adds $1.1B to the economy, mirroring a similar €13B commitment in Finland.
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