Cyberjaya
Cyberjaya, Malaysia
Primary campus inside the Multimedia Super Corridor. Tier III design intent, with the production fleet and the token factory in operation.
AGATE GREEN runs GPU capacity across Southeast Asia — for teams that need serious performance without exporting their data, their assets or their pipeline.
Power and cooling ship inside the module, tested in a factory before it leaves. Capacity arrives in blocks that match your ramp — not a landlord's financing cycle.
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell for inference and visual computing. MI300X for work that has to be spread across devices. We benchmark your model on the tier we recommend, before you sign anything.
Power in · grid + gas Data out · to users
Multi
Site network
Southeast Asia · expanding
Next-Gen
AI infrastructure
Supporting various GPU platforms
Off-grid
Power
Microgrid connection · grid + gas
100%
Green computing position
Documented per customer on request
Our network
Reserved, planned and on-request sites across Southeast Asia, with the network still expanding. Every site is modular, and every site is run by the same engineers.
Cyberjaya, Malaysia
Primary campus inside the Multimedia Super Corridor. Tier III design intent, with the production fleet and the token factory in operation.
Klang, Malaysia
Grid plus an on-site gas microgrid, planned at 20–40 MW by phase. Firm capacity commissioned in blocks instead of waiting on transmission reinforcement.
Melaka, Malaysia
The largest site in the plan: 80–100 MW built for training, on the same grid plus gas model as Klang, laid out as repeated halls around one power spine.
Bangkok, Thailand
Thailand capacity on request, serving mainland Southeast Asia's enterprise AI market from a modular hall built to the Cyberjaya pattern.
Central Java, Indonesia
Frontier training site at 1.3 MW, built for bandwidth-bound workloads. Air-cooled, carrier-neutral, sized to the interconnection available today.
West Java, Indonesia
Second Indonesian site at 10 MW. Diversity, disaster recovery and overflow for customers who cannot accept a single-site dependency.
How we deliver
One team carries a workload from site selection to a metered endpoint. Nothing in that chain is subcontracted to a party we do not operate.
01
Land, interconnection and a power strategy agreed before a single GPU is ordered — including the renewable position.
02
The hall arrives as factory-assembled, factory-tested modules, which moves commissioning risk off the critical path.
03
Nodes, fabric and scheduler configured against the workload you actually run, not a vendor reference sheet.
04
24/7 operations, on-site hardware response and consumption reporting broken down per site and per customer.
Send the workload, the model class and the latency target. We come back with a reference configuration — and a measured benchmark on the target hardware before you commit.