比特大陆（BTDR）股票：在马来西亚获得60MW AI云计算扩展项目

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Bitdeer AI received a 60MW data center deal in Malaysia, and Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR) shares rebounded 1.85% to US$9.90 in pre-market trading. The new A103 facility will expand its Malaysian AI cloud capacity to 71.5MW and its secured capacity to 333.5MW, close to 95% of the 2028 target of 350MW. NVIDIA deployments support the expansion of cloud services in Malaysia, with customer commitments exceeding 70%.

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BTDR Share Price Reaches
Malaysia Data Center Agreement
Capacity expansion has been achieved
NVIDIA deploys support for expansion

Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR) shares rebound

Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR) shares rebounded 1.85% to $9.90 in pre-market trading on Friday. After falling 6.54% to $9.72 on Thursday, the stock rose by $0.18 this time. The rebound came due to news that its AI division announced a major data center expansion in Malaysia.

Bitdeer AI receives 60MW data center agreement in Malaysia

Bitdeer AI has signed an eight-year data center services agreement covering its new A103 facility in Cyberjaya, Malaysia. The project will add 60MW of computing capacity to the company's existing campus. In addition, the facility will support liquid-cooled NVIDIA systems designed for large-scale computing workloads.

The company plans to equip the A103 with infrastructure that supports NVIDIA's next-generation Vera Rubin platform. Bitdeer expects to power the facility in the first quarter of 2028. At the same time, the project will leverage existing power, cooling and network infrastructure to support deployment.

A103 will be operated jointly with the company's A101 and A102 facilities in the Saicheng Park. Together, these three facilities will provide approximately 71.5MW of cloud computing capacity. The expansion not only strengthens Bitdeer's business in Malaysia, but also adds available infrastructure for future customer contracts.

Bitdeer Technologies Group has acquired capacity expanded to 333.5MW

The latest agreement increases Bitdeer AI's acquired data center capacity to approximately 333.5MW. Its facilities are located in Malaysia, Norway and the United States and are managed through ownership arrangements or enforced service agreements. As a result, the company has achieved approximately 95% of its planned 350MW capacity target.

Bitdeer aims to achieve its target computing power in the first quarter of 2028. The company continues to develop infrastructure to meet the growing demand for advanced computing services. Its active cloud computing capacity pipeline is currently estimated to exceed $10 billion.

Michael G., Chief Financial Officer. Potter said Malaysia's expansion supported the company's infrastructure timetable. Existing campus resources will help Bitdeer simplify construction and equipment deployment. The company also plans to reserve additional computing power for customers seeking a new generation of systems in 2028.

NVIDIA deploys support cloud service expansion in Malaysia

In addition, Bitdeer AI has secured customer commitments to cover more than 70% of the capacity of its upcoming Malaysian cloud facility. These agreements will be related to a multi-year revenue backlog linked to Infrastructure services. These commitments provide contractually guaranteed needs before the facility is planned to be officially operational.

Bitdeer AI is also purchasing NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 systems for its Malaysian operations. These devices will expand GPU computing resources and support larger customer workloads. In addition, the deployment is part of the company's broader efforts to increase scalable computing power.

Bitdeer continues to expand its business from existing operations into cloud infrastructure and advanced computing services. Its Malaysian project combines contract capacity, new equipment and existing infrastructure to support this expansion. The latest 60MW agreement promotes its 2028 development goals, as BTDR shares recover from Thursday's decline.