Technology Breakthrough, Standards Renewed | ZDATA Awarded Johor Green Data Center Recycled Water Certification!
Recently, at an awards ceremony held in Johor, ZDATA was awarded the Malaysia Green Data Center Recycled Water Certification for its innovative application of alternative water source technology in hyperscale data centers. Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof and Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Bin Ghazi attended the ceremony, offering high recognition and praise for ZDATA's proactive response to the ESG strategy and its benchmark practice in driving "data center water transformation."


Ma Chao, Senior Vice President of ZDATA, took the stage representing the company to receive the award

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ZDATA persists in innovative exploration within the green data center environment, reiterating its strategic direction for long-term ecosystem development: taking industrial ecosystem building, green and low-carbon development, and the deep integration of education and industry as the three pillars to propel the prosperous development of the regional data center ecosystem. Through systematic investment, ZDATA will accelerate the low-carbon transformation of Johor's digital infrastructure, injecting sustainable momentum into the local economy. ZDATA will also launch an innovative talent development program at its overseas base, forging close collaboration with local education departments – including universities, colleges, and technical schools – to jointly establish a professional talent cultivation system for data center operations and maintenance across campuses in Johor and China, ensuring the simultaneous advancement of technological innovation and talent growth.

Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Bin Ghazi delivered an address at the ceremony

Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof delivered an address at the ceremony

Ma Chao, Senior Vice President of ZDATA, held discussions with Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof
ZDATA's innovative practices in Johor not only strengthen its own global competitiveness but also assist Malaysia in accelerating its journey to becoming a regional benchmark in ESG and digital infrastructure. Against the backdrop of global digital transformation, ZDATA will forge a resilient and inclusive digital future by integrating environmental sustainability, technological advancement, and talent development, propelling the construction of a low-carbon economy and a future-ready workforce system, setting an exemplary model for the industry.
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