K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence ↗
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Forbes reports K2 opened a 60 MW Sedenak data center in October 2024.
Malaysia / Site
K2 JHR1
K2 Strategic Kulai campus. The current operator page identifies 60 MW IT for JHR01–03 and 234 MW designed IT capacity for the wider campus. Historic and overlapping facility capacities are retained separately and excluded from totals.

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Property exterior: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus.
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| Claim / measurement | Scope and status | As of | Evidence and accounting |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 MW Unspecified power | Reported initial opened facility within the campus Operational · cumulative | 2026-09-11 | Reported claim ↗ Excluded from capacity totals. Research retrieval date, not measurement/commissioning date. Excluded from sums pending capacity and hierarchy reconciliation. CSV's 234–300 MW ultimate estimate not adopted. 60 MW refers to the opened facility; ultimate campus capacity remains unknown. |
| 60 MW IT load | JHR01–03 facility group listing; not entire ultimate campus Operational · cumulative | 2026-09-11 | Reported claim ↗ Excluded from capacity totals. Source-reported design/announced capacity, not measured consumption. Excluded from aggregation pending reconciliation. |
| 234 MW IT load | Ultimate K2 Kulai campus IT design Planned · cumulative | 2026-09-11 | Reported claim ↗ Excluded from capacity totals. Source-reported design/announced capacity, not measured consumption. Excluded from aggregation pending reconciliation. |
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Published Date unavailable · Retrieved 2026-09-11
Forbes reports K2 opened a 60 MW Sedenak data center in October 2024.
Published Date unavailable · Retrieved 2026-09-11
JHR01–03 lists 60 MW IT; full campus is designed for 234 MW IT.
Published Date unavailable · Retrieved 2026-09-11
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Name: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence
Aliases: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence
Kind: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence
Country: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence
Region: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence
Metro: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence
Operator: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence; K2 Strategic · Malaysia facilities
Statuses: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence
Summary: K2 Strategic Sedenak campus — supporting evidence
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