Google funds US$160 million of shared water infrastructure for its planned Port Dickson data centre campus in Malaysia
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Google says it is providing US$160 million for an off-river storage reservoir and water treatment plant on the Linggi River in Negeri Sembilan, built by Gamuda and owned by the state body MBINS once complete. The plant is designed to deliver 65 million litres of potable water a day, serving both Google's planned campus in Springhill Industrial Park, Port Dickson, and public supply. Google also says it will pay for all the power the campus uses and the direct cost of connecting it to the grid (company announcement). Capacity and opening dates for the data centre were not given.
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