Offshore VPS in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Our APAC anchor. Non-Eyes, non-EU, strong regional routing to SEA, India and Oceania.
- Data retention
- No general mandate for hosting providers
- Outside EU jurisdiction
- Outside Fourteen Eyes
- DMCA does not apply
- MLAT speed
- slow
s.43H owner notification (48-hour window), MCMC order, or court order
- Uplink
- 40 Gbps
- DDoS scrubbing
- Always-on L3/L4, 2 Tbps scrubbing
- IPv6
- /64 free, /48 available
- Example IPv4 (RFC 5737, not routable)
- 192.0.2.1
- Classification
- Tier III+
- Power
- Grid + N+1
- Hardware
- Colocated
- Price factor
- ×1.10
Round-trip times from Kuala Lumpur
Estimated from cable and peering geography. We run no probe fleet, so none of these has been timed end to end — treat them as an order of magnitude and measure from your own vantage point.
Our assessment of Malaysia
The legal analysis for Malaysia is published once, in the Jurisdiction Matrix, alongside the other eight regions and the method behind the ratings — so there is one version to correct rather than two that drift apart. Read the Malaysia assessment.
What a copyright complaint does here
It is acknowledged inside 24 hours, logged, and forwarded to you. Nothing is removed and no instance is suspended on the complaint itself. In Malaysia a removal follows from these, and only these:
- a notification under section 43H of the Copyright Act 1987, which starts a fixed 48-hour removal clock and which you can reverse by counter-notification under section 43I
- an order of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
- an order from a court in Malaysia
A notice under 17 U.S.C. § 512 is not on that list. That section conditions a United States liability shield we do not hold — no US entity, infrastructure, bank account or assets — and it carries no extraterritoriality provision. The copyright policy sets out the rest of the procedure, including what we tell a complainant and what we do not.
Pricing in this region
The regional factor is ×1.10, applied to the whole configuration. Transit and power cost us more here than in our EU regions, and we pass that through rather than averaging it into everyone's bill. The table below applies it to every plan, and the configurator applies it to custom builds the same way.
Every plan, at the Kuala Lumpur factor
What each plan costs once the ×1.10 Kuala Lumpur factor is applied. Specifications, included features and the configurator are on the plans page — they are identical in every region, so only the price is worth restating here.
Kuala Lumpur questions
Is hosting in Malaysia private?
Data retention: No general mandate for hosting providers. Content takedown: s.43H owner notification (48-hour window), MCMC order, or court order. Malaysia is outside EU jurisdiction, and is not part of the Five, Nine or Fourteen Eyes intelligence-sharing arrangements. Mutual legal assistance is slow here. The full assessment, with the method behind those ratings, is published on the Jurisdiction Matrix.
How fast is a Kuala Lumpur server?
The Kuala Lumpur region runs a 40 Gbps uplink peering with MyIX, Equinix SG, Telekom Malaysia, Arelion. Expected round-trip times, estimated from cable and peering geography rather than measured: Singapore ~6 ms, Hong Kong ~38 ms, Sydney ~92 ms, London ~168 ms.
What does a server in Kuala Lumpur cost?
The Kuala Lumpur regional factor is ×1.10, applied to the whole configuration rather than to a line item. Our entry plan is €4.84 per month here; every plan and its price at this factor is listed on this page, and the configurator applies the same factor to custom builds.
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