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27 Data Centre Projects Approved by DCTF Until July 2026
Malaysia's digital transformation is accelerating with the approval of 27 data centre projects under the Digital Economy Corporation (DCTF) until July 2026.
The Malaysian government has taken significant steps to bolster its digital infrastructure through the recent approvals of 27 data centre projects by the Digital Economy Corporation (DCTF). This development underscores a strategic push towards national digitalisation and highlights key areas where Malaysia aims to strengthen its technological capabilities.
Government Commitment to Digital Infrastructure
According to Berita Harian, as many as 27 data centre projects have been approved by the DCTF up to July 2026. These initiatives are part of broader efforts to enhance Malaysia's digital landscape and support economic growth through advanced technology solutions.
- Approval of 27 data centres by DCTF until July 2026
- Focus on strengthening digital infrastructure for economic growth
Supporting National Digital Transformation Goals
The Ministry of Communications continues to reinforce telecommunications infrastructure and creative industries, according to Portal Berita RTM. This aligns with the country's vision to become a regional leader in digital innovation and services.
- Ministry of Communications enhancing telecom infrastructure
- Alignment with national goals for digital leadership
Tax Refunds Boost Economic Recovery
Meanwhile, the government is also addressing fiscal matters by refunding excess taxes totaling RM17.15 billion as reported by Harian Metro. Such measures aim to stimulate business activity and ensure that companies can reinvest in their operations effectively.
- RM17.15 billion tax refunds announced
- Stimulating business investment through financial relief
Conclusion
These developments collectively reflect Malaysia's proactive approach towards achieving its digitalisation objectives while ensuring sustainable economic recovery and technological advancement.
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