Power planning
Capacity planning, utility coordination and commercial structure for energy-intensive sites.
Power-first data-centre infrastructure, hosted compute and build-to-suit solutions for operators, enterprises and infrastructure partners.
WCH Solutions Sdn Bhd develops infrastructure and hosting services for power-intensive computing in Sarawak, Malaysia. Our platform connects power planning, site development, facility engineering and planned hosting operations.
A focused set of infrastructure capabilities—from early-stage planning to hosting and facility operations.
Capacity planning, utility coordination and commercial structure for energy-intensive sites.
Site assessments, access planning, approvals and room for phased expansion.
Electrical systems, cooling, connectivity, security and monitoring infrastructure.
Customer-owned equipment hosting, facility monitoring and ongoing operational support.
Custom infrastructure scopes for operators with dedicated capacity and space requirements.
Commercial structuring and phased deployments alongside qualified infrastructure partners.
WCH is developing a proposed hybrid compute facility in the Samarahan industrial area. The initial 2 MW phase is planned for Mini-PC hosting and Bitcoin mining, with future AI/HPC and third-party hosting options subject to demand and technical readiness.
Project is at development stage. Utility and land rights, permitted use, engineering, financing and commissioning remain subject to documentation and approvals. MW figures refer to proposed site intake, not commissioned IT load.

Regional context image: Sarawak energy infrastructure. Not WCH’s facility or construction progress.
Leadership in strategy, technology and operations, supported by local business expertise and industry experience.

Strategic oversight, Sarawak stakeholder representation and institutional engagement on behalf of WCH when authorised.

Leads corporate strategy, capital formation and commercial development, drawing on Web2, Web3 and mining-sector experience.

Technical architecture, equipment specifications and engineering guidance for project delivery.

Operational planning and delivery, with digital-asset compliance and AML experience.

Sarawak business perspective, local stakeholder insight and commercial guidance.
Leadership roles and portraits reflect WCH management materials as of October 2026. No government endorsement is implied.
IEA projection for 2030, up from around 485 TWh in 2025.
Source: IEAData-centre-related investment reported by MIDA for 2021 to H1 2026; not commissioned capacity.
Source: MIDASoftBank, Grab and PETROS agreed to explore AI infrastructure. This is regional context, not a WCH project award or commercial commitment.
Source: SoftBank GroupWe welcome conversations with infrastructure investors, compute operators, hosting customers and strategic partners.
Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia