Overview
Melaka is the largest site in the plan: 80–100 MW of IT load, built in blocks, on the same grid-plus-gas model as Klang. Where Klang is sized for inference demand inside the Klang Valley, Melaka is sized for training — the workload class that cares about megawatts more than about being inside a city.
The campus is laid out as repeated modular halls around a shared power spine, so a block can be added without re-engineering the site. The first blocks are defined; later blocks are reserved, not promised.
Power & site
Two grid feeds plus campus-scale gas generation. The generation is not a backup generator behind a transfer switch — it is part of the normal operating model, dispatched against tariff and against load, which is what makes an 80–100 MW programme financeable before the transmission reinforcement lands.
Cooling is direct-to-chip liquid where the platform requires it. Water and heat rejection are designed per block so that a later block cannot strand the thermal capacity of an earlier one.
What runs here
- Large-scale pre-training
- Batch and offline inference
- Render and simulation farms
- Anchor tenancy for platform partners