Bridge Data Centres MY07

Ulu Tiram, JHR, MalaysiaPartially operational

Planned critical IT: 374 MW
Updated: Oct 29, 2026

Bridge Data Centres’ MY07 campus in Ulu Tiram, Johor, is specified for 374 MW of IT capacity across eight buildings on approximately 65 acres. This is full-campus design capacity, not operating load. Changlan reports that its 275 kV cable accessories for the MY07 B1 mechanical/electrical project entered service and connected to TNB’s grid in June 2025, an equipment milestone rather than campus-wide energization. Bridge’s September 2026 account describes active operations and reclaimed water supplying cooling without potable-water reliance. Operating IT capacity, exact parcel title and campus-specific financing remain unverified. MY07 is separate from MY06 at Sedenak.

Capacity

Design IT capacity MW

Design

374 MW

Source

Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records

A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.

Development

Milestones (3)

Water reclamation plant announced in final commissioning, targeting Q4 2025.

Sep 2, 2025 · Recorded actual event

Completed · Announced

Sources (1)

Bridge Data Centres: Malaysia’s First Data Centre to Apply Effluent Water and Cooling Technologies at Johor’s First Water Reclamation Plant · Sep 2, 2025 · Primary

Vertiv liquid-cooling factory acceptance test reported; not proof of complete campus installation.

May 22, 2026 · Recorded actual event

Completed · Announced

Sources (1)

Advancing AI Infrastructure with Liquid Cooling in Malaysia · May 22, 2026 · Primary

Operator describes active critical operations and around-the-clock reclaimed-water cooling supply.

Sep 2, 2026 · Recorded actual event

Completed · Announced

Sources (1)

Building Malaysia’s Digital Future · Sep 2, 2026 · Primary

Participants

Bridge Data Centres

Developer · Operator

Sources by role

Developer / Operator (1)

Malaysia · Primary

Site & development

Site location

Reported rounded

Ulu Tiram, Johor, Malaysia, approximately 65 acres. Prefer the operator’s locality over conflicting secondary Pasir Gudang labels.

Source

Land and site control context

Reported rounded

Operator specifies 65 acres. Secondary parcel and Paragon transaction leads were not primary verified; no parcel/title/price is accepted.

Source

Additional project facts

Reviewed b1 cable equipment milestone

Actual

In its 2025 ESG report, Changlan says the 275 kV cable accessories it supplied for the BDC MY07 B1 mechanical/electrical project entered service and connected to TNB’s main grid in June 2025. This is a supplier reported equipment milestone, not proof of B1 opening, whole campus energization or any operating IT capacity.

Source

Infrastructure & permits

Technical details (3)

Electric grid

Reported context

275 kV intake is published. A 400 MW TNB agreement appears in secondary leads but was not primary-verified and is not accepted here.

Cooling system

Reported context

Johor Special Water partnership uses IWK treated effluent, membrane bioreactor and reverse osmosis. By September 2026, operator claims reclaimed water supplies all cooling needs without potable-water reliance. Vertiv is named in a site-specific liquid-cooling test report.

Water supply

Reported context

Operator September 2026 report states reclaimed water supplies cooling needs without potable-water reliance, through Johor Special Water and IWK treated effluent. Not a claim of zero total site water use.

Public-source research. Plans may change. See Evidence for sources and qualifications.