VCI Global (VCIG) continues operating its Malaysian NVIDIA-powered GPU computing center, offering compute leasing and dedicated private clusters.

VCI Global’s November 3 Form F-1 amendment states that its NVIDIA-powered AI GPU computing center in Malaysia remains operational. Its offerings include GPU compute leasing and dedicated private clusters for enterprise, government, and small and medium-sized enterprise customers.

The filing places the center within the Technology Related Business being separated to V Gallant. That wording establishes the disclosed business-separation context, but the supplied excerpt does not confirm completion of the separation or quantify the center’s GPUs, power capacity, utilization, or revenue.

The filing also discusses an “AI Compute Treasury” strategy announced March 11, 2026, under which VCI Global plans to acquire and deploy NVIDIA GPU infrastructure for enterprise and developer inference workloads. Additional deployments are explicitly conditional on funding and market conditions.

VCI Global identifies the strategy as an internal initiative, not an agreement with a third party. Consequently, the operating Malaysian center is distinct from the future expansion plan, which the excerpt does not support with a committed financing facility, hardware purchase contract, or deployment timetable.