# Data Center daily digest — 5 Nov 2026

Two data center releases on 5 November 2026 focus on campus water capacity in Malaysia and an AI infrastructure test lab in Brazil. DayOne announced Phase 2 of its Kempas Tech Park water treatment plant in Johor, doubling self-treated capacity for cooling. Digital Realty opened its first Latin America Innovation Lab at Vinhedo II in São Paulo for multi-vendor AI infrastructure testing.

Source-local date: Thursday 5 November 2026 (America/Los_Angeles). 2 release(s). Canonical: https://mediarelease.co/digests/data-center/2026-11-05/

## Releases

### [DayOne expands water infrastructure to advance Johor’s sustainable growth](https://mediarelease.co/us/mr02672-dayone-expands-water-infrastructure-to-advance-05112026.html)

Issued by: DayOne · Original source: https://dayonedc.com/headliners/dayone-expands-water-infrastructure-to-advance-johors-sustainable-growth

DayOne has announced Phase 2 of its water treatment plant at the Kempas Tech Park data center campus in Johor, Malaysia, doubling self-treated water capacity to 20 million litres per day. The plant treats river water on-site for data center cooling and has operated since March 2026; Phase 2 is expected to start in the third quarter of 2027. DayOne also committed a further MYR 3 million to a Johor education fund, bringing its total to MYR 6 million.

### [Digital Realty Innovation Lab São Paulo expands AI infrastructure testing in Latin America](https://mediarelease.co/us/mr02671-digital-realty-innovation-lab-sao-paulo-expands-05112026.html)

Issued by: Digital Realty · Original source: https://www.digitalrealty.com/about/newsroom/press-releases/3396675/digital-realty-innovation-lab-s-o-paulo-expands-ai-infrastructure-testing-in-latin-america

Digital Realty has opened its first Digital Realty Innovation Lab (DRIL) in Latin America, at the Vinhedo II campus in São Paulo, Brazil. The lab lets customers test and validate multi-vendor AI infrastructure before deploying at scale, with liquid-cooled racks supporting densities of 150 kW and above. It follows DRIL sites in Northern Virginia, Tokyo and London, with Singapore and Johannesburg planned for late 2026.

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