Malaysia’s Deputy Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry opened the Asian Lubricant Exhibition (ALE) 2026 by telling the lubricants industry it had gone from sunset to sunrise on the back of data centre demand — and then challenging it to take water out of the cooling job altogether. “I told the delegates just now in the meeting room, I said it is morally wrong for us to use water to cool down data centres,” YB Sim…

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