AI-generated content platform provider Gibo Holdings is planning to develop a 30MW data center that will house an AI cluster in Malaysia.

The facility will house 14,000 GPUs, according to Gibo, and be built for AI development and deployment, including the training of models and inferencing workloads.

While it will initially have a capacity of 30MW, Gibo plans to expand the site in phases, first to a 100MW multi-zone AI campus, and eventually to 200MW as its flagship facility.

Where the data center will be based has not been stated, but Gibo wants to establish several data centers across Malaysia, including in Sarawak, Johor, Penang, and Greater Kuala Lumpur.

The company says its data centers will use liquid or immersion cooling methods to improve their energy efficiency.

The project is currently in the construction planning phase. The company aims to have an AI data center network established in the next three to five years.

Gibo, launched in 2023, offers an AIGC (AI-generated content) animation streaming platform for viewers and creators. The company said its data centers will help support the growing demand for compute power, and aims to help bring intelligent systems to various industries, including both commercial and public sectors.

Gibo also has a digital payment platform. The company is listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange.

Malaysia's data center market has been rapidly expanding, with operators turning to Johor due to its proximity to Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Cyberjaya are also notable hubs in the country.