Nvidia-backed Firmus signed OpenAI as an anchor customer for Malaysian data-centre capacity, taking contracted megawatts above 900. [1] Reuters filed the Tuesday deal. [1] This paper already printed the signature. Contracted is not flowing. Print contracted. Do not print turbines.

Five of seven sites under development are not live plants. Leave a named generation print to the edition that owns a named generation print. An OpenAI wiki framework still empty is not this offtake. Print contracted. Print not generation.

Print contracted. Tuesday is not a turned-on rack. Nine hundred megawatts is a paper claim. Leave a named turbine to the edition that owns a named turbine. Print contracted as the named Tuesday hold. An OpenAI offtake is still paper. Print contracted, not generation.

The 900-megawatt figure has survived a week of retelling unchanged. Unchanged numbers are either solid or stale. Tuesday treats the claim as filed, not flowing.

Filed claims wait out news cycles; paper is patient. Tuesday's paper is a week old. Patience holds.

Patient paper is a week old; Tuesday treats 900 megawatts as filed. Offtake is still not generation. Meters stay still.

Tuesday treats 900 megawatts as filed. Offtake is still not generation. Meters stay still.

Contracted Malaysian capacity still sits above 900 megawatts on the Reuters claim. Development sites do not spin as generating plants. OpenAI's offtake remains paper watts. This page will not meter turbines it has not seen.
OpenAI's offtake remains paper watts. Meters stay still. Generation has not begun.

Meters stay still. Tuesday's Firmus file is paper watts, not turbines. OpenAI's offtake remains paper watts.

Tuesday's Firmus file is 900 megawatts on paper, not turbines. Generation has not begun. Meters stay still on Tuesday's offtake.

-- PRIYA SHARMA, Delhi