Malaysia’s data centre boom could create water crisis, warns SPAN

Posted on January 22, 2025 by Guest authors

Malaysia’s National Water Services Commission (SPAN) has reportedly warned that the country’s data centre boom could create a water crisis in the longer term unless reforms on data centre water usage are enacted in the next few years.

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