TLDR
- Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR) shares climb 1.85% to $9.90 during pre-market hours on Friday.
- The company’s AI division finalizes an eight-year contract for a 60MW computing facility in Cyberjaya, Malaysia.
- This A103 site will boost Bitdeer’s Malaysian cloud infrastructure to 71.5MW total.
- Total secured capacity across all locations now stands at 333.5MW, representing 95% of the 2028 target.
- More than 70% of the new Malaysian facility’s capacity is already committed to customers.
Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR) shares recovered on Friday following the announcement of a substantial data center deal in Malaysia through its AI subsidiary. The stock advanced 1.85% to reach $9.90 during pre-market activity, adding $0.18 after Thursday’s 6.54% drop to $9.72. The company locked in an eight-year service contract for a 60MW computing site, bolstering its infrastructure for high-performance computational workloads.
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Eight-Year Contract Finalizes 60MW Facility in Cyberjaya
Bitdeer AI has finalized an eight-year data center services contract for its A103 site located in Cyberjaya, Malaysia. This new installation will contribute 60MW of processing power to the company’s existing campus infrastructure. The site is designed to accommodate liquid-cooled NVIDIA hardware optimized for intensive computational applications.
The A103 facility will feature infrastructure compatible with NVIDIA’s upcoming Vera Rubin architecture. Bitdeer anticipates bringing the site online during the first quarter of 2028. The project leverages the campus’s current power distribution, cooling systems, and network backbone to facilitate faster deployment.
The A103 installation joins Bitdeer’s A101 and A102 sites at the Cyberjaya location. Combined, these three facilities will deliver roughly 71.5MW of cloud computing resources. This buildout reinforces the company’s Malaysian presence while creating additional capacity for future client agreements.
Total Secured Infrastructure Reaches 333.5MW Across Three Countries
With this latest deal, Bitdeer AI’s total secured data center footprint has grown to approximately 333.5MW. The company’s facilities are distributed across Malaysia, Norway, and the United States through owned properties and executed service contracts. As a result, Bitdeer has now locked in roughly 95% of its planned 350MW capacity objective.
The company is targeting delivery of its full computing capacity by the first quarter of 2028. Bitdeer continues building infrastructure to meet rising demand for advanced computational services. Its active development pipeline for cloud capacity is currently valued at more than an estimated $10 billion.
According to Chief Financial Officer Michael G. Potter, the Malaysian expansion aligns with the company’s infrastructure rollout timeline. Leveraging existing campus assets will enable Bitdeer to accelerate construction and equipment installation. The company also intends to set aside additional computing resources for clients requiring next-generation platforms in 2028.
Customer Commitments Cover Over 70% of New Malaysian Capacity
Separately, Bitdeer AI has secured client commitments representing more than 70% of the upcoming Malaysian facility’s capacity. These agreements will generate a multiyear revenue backlog tied to infrastructure services. The commitments establish contracted demand prior to the facility’s anticipated operational start.
Bitdeer AI is also acquiring NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 systems for deployment in Malaysia. This hardware will enhance GPU computing capabilities and accommodate larger client workloads. The procurement is part of the company’s wider initiative to scale up computing capacity.
Bitdeer continues diversifying beyond its core operations into cloud infrastructure and advanced computing offerings. Its Malaysian initiatives integrate contracted capacity, new hardware, and established campus resources to drive this expansion. The recent 60MW agreement moves the company closer to its 2028 development milestone as BTDR stock rebounds from Thursday’s selloff.





