Bitdeer says it has secured another 60 MW of AI data-center capacity in Cyberjaya, Malaysia, pushing its global secured AI Cloud capacity to about 333.5 MW across Malaysia, Norway and the United States.
The new A103 facility sits beside Bitdeer AI’s existing A101 and A102 buildings. It is covered by an 8-year data-center services agreement, is designed for liquid-cooled rack-scale NVIDIA systems including Vera Rubin, and is expected to energize in the first quarter of 2028. Together, the three Cyberjaya buildings would represent about 71.5 MW of critical IT load.
Important distinction: “secured capacity” does not mean sold capacity. Bitdeer says no offtake commitments have yet been signed for A103. Its quoted AI Cloud pipeline of more than $10 billion is a management estimate of opportunities under discussion, not backlog or guaranteed revenue. Independent coverage highlights the same gap.
The mining angle matters because Bitdeer is still one of the world’s largest Bitcoin miners. The same skills used to run high-density ASIC sites—power procurement, substations, cooling, networking and 24/7 operations—are increasingly being redirected toward GPU infrastructure.
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