TLDR
Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR) stock rebounds 1.85% to $9.90 in pre-market trade.
Bitdeer AI secures an eight-year agreement for a new 60MW data center in Malaysia.
The new A103 facility will expand Bitdeer’s Malaysian AI Cloud capacity to 71.5MW.
Bitdeer reaches 95% of its 350MW AI Cloud capacity target ahead of its 2028 goal.
Bitdeer AI secures over 70% customer commitments for its upcoming Malaysian facility.
Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR) stock rebounded Friday after its AI division announced a major data center expansion in Malaysia. Shares gained 1.85% to $9.90 in pre-market trading, recovering $0.18 after Thursday’s 6.54% decline to $9.72. The company secured an eight-year agreement for a 60MW facility, expanding its infrastructure for high-performance computing services.
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Bitdeer AI Secures 60MW Data Center Agreement in Malaysia
Bitdeer AI signed an eight-year data center services agreement covering its new A103 facility in Cyberjaya, Malaysia. The project will add 60MW of computing capacity to the company’s existing campus. Furthermore, the facility will support liquid-cooled NVIDIA systems designed for large-scale computing workloads.
The company plans to equip A103 with infrastructure supporting NVIDIA’s next-generation Vera Rubin platform. Bitdeer expects to energize the facility during the first quarter of 2028. Meanwhile, the project will use existing power, cooling, and networking infrastructure to support deployment.
A103 will operate alongside the company’s A101 and A102 facilities at the Cyberjaya campus. Together, the three facilities will provide approximately 71.5MW of cloud computing capacity. This expansion strengthens Bitdeer’s Malaysian operations while increasing infrastructure available for future customer contracts.
Bitdeer Technologies Group Expands Secured Capacity to 333.5MW
The latest agreement increases Bitdeer AI’s secured data center capacity to approximately 333.5MW. Its facilities span Malaysia, Norway, and the United States under ownership arrangements or executed service agreements. Consequently, the company has secured approximately 95% of its planned 350MW capacity target.
Bitdeer aims to deliver its targeted computing capacity by the first quarter of 2028. The company continues developing infrastructure to accommodate growing demand for advanced computing services. Its active pipeline for cloud capacity now exceeds an estimated $10 billion.
According to Chief Financial Officer Michael G. Potter, the Malaysian expansion supports the company’s infrastructure development schedule. Existing campus resources will help Bitdeer streamline construction and equipment deployment. The company also plans to reserve additional computing capacity for customers seeking next-generation systems in 2028.
NVIDIA Deployment Supports Malaysian Cloud Expansion
Separately, Bitdeer AI has secured customer commitments covering more than 70% of capacity at its upcoming Malaysian cloud facility. These agreements will support a multiyear revenue backlog linked to infrastructure services. The commitments provide contracted demand ahead of the facility’s planned operational launch.
Bitdeer AI is also procuring NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 systems for its Malaysian operations. The equipment will expand GPU computing resources and support larger customer workloads. Furthermore, the deployment forms part of the company’s broader effort to increase scalable computing capacity.
Bitdeer continues expanding beyond its existing operations into cloud infrastructure and advanced computing services. Its Malaysian projects combine contracted capacity, new equipment, and established infrastructure to support that expansion. The latest 60MW agreement advances its 2028 development target as BTDR stock recovers from Thursday’s decline.
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