Key takeaways
- Google's parent company announced a $15 billion investment in data centers in Malaysia.
- Although investors will be looking closely at how Democratic wins in key states affect the AI build-out, especially in Texas.
- For instance, Alphabet had previously invested $2 billion in Malaysia in 2024, when former President Joe Biden was still in charge.
Alphabet's $15 billion Malaysian data center investment shows that companies can diversify overseas, but this trend has been taking place for a while. It's not just because of the midterm results.
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