Malaysia's strategic geographical location in the center of Southeast Asia facilitates close connections with neighboring countries, including proximity to Singapore. This allows it to offer lower latency and faster access for users in the Asian region.

The Malaysian region hosts network nodes that can connect globally, with clear goals for the development of the local IDC industry. Development plans and encouraging policies, along with well-defined management departments, provide superior resource foundations, including abundant electricity, skilled personnel, and lower land and construction costs. The Malaysian government plans to implement data storage localization.

In response to global environmental issues, Malaysian data centers are committed to sustainable development. They utilize energy-saving technologies, reduce energy consumption, adopt renewable energy sources, decrease reliance on traditional energy, and actively promote carbon neutrality and environmental protection measures, providing green and sustainable data center services for businesses.