Firmus, OpenAI strike compute deal for Malaysia AI factories
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Firmus and OpenAI have announced a multi-year strategic partnership that will add dedicated AI compute capacity in Malaysia, underscoring how Asia-Pacific is becoming central to global AI infrastructure. The deal could help expand access to advanced computing, lower deployment costs, and accelerate the rollout of AI services across the region and beyond.
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