OpenAI is reserving future AI compute in Malaysia before the facilities are even online. The move gives the company another foothold in Asia-Pacific’s fast-growing infrastructure buildout.
Firmus said Sept. 8 that OpenAI will become an anchor customer for two Malaysian AI Factory sites under a multi-year agreement for dedicated computing capacity. The deal lifts the Nvidia-backed infrastructure company’s total contracted capacity across all customers above 900 megawatts.
OpenAI’s allocation, the contract value, exact site locations, and service dates remain undisclosed. That leaves the scale and timing of the Malaysian capacity unclear even as…
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