Japan's SoftBank Group is discussing a $50 billion investment plan in developing artificial intelligence and building data centers in Malaysia, writes Nikkei Asia. According to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, the project will cover the state of Sarawak and the peninsular part of the state. The corporation is expected to fund only a small portion of the stated amount, using Malaysia as a base to expand its AI infrastructure in the Asian market.

Japan's SoftBank Group is discussing a $50 billion investment plan in developing artificial intelligence and building data centers in Malaysia, writes Nikkei Asia. According to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, the project will cover the state of Sarawak and the peninsular part of the state. The corporation is expected to fund only a small portion of the stated amount, using Malaysia as a base to expand its AI infrastructure in the Asian market.