KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, June 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — On May 27-28, 2025, the inaugural ASEAN-China-GCC Summit and Economic Forum 2025 took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. EPG (“EPG”), a leading manufacturing company specializing in prefabricated (modular) data center products, participated as a featured company, with Chairman Renjun Wan attending the summit and sitting down for an exclusive interview with Fortune magazine, one of the hosts of the event.
Mr. Wan reaffirmed EPG’s long-term commitment to Malaysia as the company’s operational base in Southeast Asia, citing Johor’s strategic adjacency to Singapore’s digital infrastructure ecosystem and Malaysia’s pro-business policies. EPG has already launched a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Johor and commenced construction on a second plant in March 2025.
The smart factory will enhance EPG’s regional production capacity and supply chain responsiveness, enabling rapid deployment of AI-ready data center solutions for major cloud service providers including Microsoft, Google, and AWS. EPG’s prefabricated modular data centers are transforming the industry—slashing delivery cycles from 3 years to 8–12 months, reducing costs by 20%–30%, and rapidly gaining market share (30%–50% growth) over traditional builds.
In parallel, EPG has rolled out advanced liquid cooling technology and green energy storage solutions for AI data centers (AIDC). These innovations deliver industry-leading PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) performance while reducing dependence on conventional power grids, positioning the company as a key enabler of low-carbon digital infrastructure across the region.
Commenting on the democratization of computing power in the AI era, Mr. Wan noted, “True computing power equality requires dismantling infrastructure barriers through technological breakthroughs. EPG’s sophisticated prefabricated modular solutions overcome four critical challenges – land scarcity, tight timelines, budget constraints and energy limitations – making computing power accessible even in emerging markets and space-constrained environments.”
Backed by EPG’s expanding technology stack and product portfolio, the global computing power ecosystem is undergoing a transformative upgrade. The resulting shift toward distributed infrastructure will enable broader access to cost-efficient, scalable computing services—accelerating the evolution of a resilient, sustainable, and inclusive digital future.
The summit convened senior government officials, corporate executives, and tech sector leaders from ASEAN, China, and GCC member countries to address pressing issues in regional economic integration and sustainable technology development.
During the event, the EPG Chairman, Renjun Wan, met with Tobias Ostermaier, President of Stationary Power Solutions at Rolls-Royce Power Systems, and Dato Jeffrey, General Manager of Kuopacific Malaysia Sdn Bhd, to explore collaboration prospects in Southeast Asia. Mr. Wan also engaged in idea-sharing sessions with Jason Kwon, Chief Strategy Officer of OpenAI, and senior executives from Khazna Data Centers, establishing a strong foundation for future business alliances.
Looking forward, EPG will remain focused on breakthrough innovation aligned with the latest advances in AI and computing infrastructure. The company is actively scaling its eco-friendly footprint to support the next wave of sustainable digital infrastructure across Southeast Asia and around the globe.
About EPG
EPG is a leading manufacturing company specializing in prefabricated (modular) data center products. EPG has a robust R&D team based in Shanghai, and high-end manufacturing plants in Shanghai and Malaysia.
EPG’s products and services have covered across Asia, Africa, South America and the Middle East over the past 20 years. With a significant presence in the global markets, we are at the forefront of innovation in the data center and power systems industry.
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