Bitdeer AI has secured another 65.1 megawatts of planned AI Cloud capacity at its Johor Bahru campus in Malaysia, extending the Bitcoin-mining company’s push into liquid-cooled, rack-scale artificial intelligence infrastructure.

The company announced September 14 that it entered a 10-year data center services agreement for the A202 facility. A202 is expected to energize in the third quarter of 2027, so the 65.1 MW should be understood as secured future critical IT load rather than capacity operating today.

In a milestone update, Bitdeer said A202 lifts its planned Johor campus AI Cloud capacity to 86.8 MW when combined with the 21.7 MW A201 facility. A201 is scheduled to be ready for service in January 2027. The expansion adds another chapter to a company still operating one of the world’s largest Bitcoin-mining fleets, which BitcoinVersus.tech recently tracked as 79.9 EH/s of self-mining hashrate.

A202 is designed for high-density, liquid-cooled NVIDIA systems including GB300 NVL72 and Vera Rubin platforms. Bitdeer says placing it beside A201 lets the company extend existing power, cooling and networking infrastructure rather than originate an entirely separate campus. That architecture mirrors the broader move toward multi-megawatt liquid cooling and higher-density AI factory power systems.

The scale is significant but the numbers need careful separation. Its latest operating update puts secured AI Cloud data-center capacity at approximately 206.5 MW across Malaysia, Norway and the United States. Bitdeer estimates its active AI Cloud pipeline exceeds $7 billion, but that figure is a pipeline estimate rather than signed revenue from A202.

Bitdeer’s Malaysia expansion also illustrates how Bitcoin-mining infrastructure companies are redirecting expertise in power, cooling and high-density computing toward AI. BitcoinVersus.tech has followed that transition across the industry in miners shifting megawatts from ASICs to AI, while Bitdeer itself continues investing in mining hardware through its U.S. SEALMINER factory.

The two businesses remain intertwined. Bitdeer’s August operating update reported 1,310 Bitcoin mined and approximately 79.9 EH/s of self-mining hashrate. More recently, BitcoinVersus.tech tracked Bitdeer’s weekly Bitcoin production and sales. At the same time, the company is building a separate AI infrastructure portfolio around NVIDIA GPU systems and long-term capacity agreements.

Johor is becoming one of several Asian focal points for large-scale AI infrastructure. BitcoinVersus.tech recently examined the proposed $25 billion STACK Asia data-center transaction, another sign of the capital moving toward regional compute capacity.

For A202, the next milestones are contracting customer capacity, deploying the GPU infrastructure and reaching the targeted Q3 2027 energization. Until then, the most concrete development is the executed 10-year data-center services agreement securing the site itself. The future revenue, utilization and final GPU configuration remain dependent on subsequent contracts and deployment.

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Editorial note and disclaimer: BitcoinVersus.tech covers the intersection of Bitcoin, technology, computing, energy and emerging infrastructure. Planned capacity, pipeline values, energization dates and hardware configurations are forward-looking company statements unless independently confirmed as operational. This article is for informational purposes and is not financial or investment advice.