IP ServerOne

11/05/2026

We’ll be at the DCCI Summit 2026 tomorrow at KLCC.

📅 Date: 12–13 May 2026
📍 Venue: Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC)
🏢 Booth: D19

It’s a space where a lot of the current conversations around cloud, AI, GPU infrastructure, and data centers are happening in one place.

Read more about why you should come to the DCCI Summit here 👉https://www.ipserverone.com/news-events/ip-serverone-dcci-summit-2026-kuala-lumpur-cloud-ai-gpu-infrastructure/

See you in KLCC.

26/04/2026

The narrative of Malaysia’s digital economy is shifting. It’s no longer just about "hosting data"—it’s about building the foundations for local intelligence.

In 2024, the Malaysian data center market was valued at USD 4.04 billion. By the time we gather at the DCCI Expo 2026 next month, that figure is projected to have surged toward a market opportunity of USD 7.47 billion (Tech navio). This 22.9% CAGR isn't just a number; it’s the sound of thousands of Malaysian businesses evolving.

But here is the reality: 1,500+ delegates will walk the halls of KLCC this May looking for one thing—certainty. In a landscape where the government has pivoted toward AI-contributing infrastructure, having a trusted, local partner is the new benchmark.

At IP ServerOne, our journey has always been about local hospitality meeting global-standard reliability. Our focus at DCCI this year is clear: helping you navigate the transition to GPU-accelerated workloads and sovereign cloud without losing the "human" touch in your infrastructure.

We aren't just here to talk about market growth. We’re here to talk about your specific roadmap and how to help your business scale sustainably in an AI-driven economy.

📍 Join us at Booth D19
📅 12 – 13 May 2026
🏢 Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC)
🔗 https://malaysia.dccisummit.com/

23/04/2026

23/04/2026

20/04/2026

I used to think i needed something big and grand to be happy…
turns out… a big buffet is enough 😌🍽️

Raya makan-makan 2026 with the IP ServerOne team 🌙

25/02/2026

Our customer portal was first built in 2018.
We gave it a major facelift in 2023.

Since then, we’ve rolled out over 20 updates — adding features, improving workflows, and adapting to how our customers actually use our cloud platform.
And we’re not done.

Over the past few months, we’ve been listening to your feedback. Here’s what we kept hearing:

💡 “I can’t find my cloud instances — there are too many.”
✅ We added search, filters, and sorting to make navigation easier.

💡 “I want to group my cloud and GPU instances by project and assign access to team members.”
✅ We revamped the backend to support project-based grouping with granular permissions.

💡 “Is there an easier way to see my cloud resource usage?”
✅ The dashboard now shows usage at a glance — with clearer insights to help you plan and manage costs.

This refresh is all about enhancing the UI/UX, making it easier to manage your cloud infrastructure.

The new experience is almost here. Stay tuned! 🚀

03/02/2026

Discover how NovaCloud by IP ServerOne empowers engineering students and startups to run Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations without the upfront cost of expensive hardware.

🔥 Full episode here: https://youtu.be/09IZhdr9EnM

NovaCloud Benefits:
- Instant scalability for large mesh files.
- Cost-effective open-source stack integration.
- Enterprise-grade reliability.

Learn more about NovaCloud: https://www.ipserverone.com/novacloud/

28/01/2026

We know Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) can design rockets and F1 cars... but could it actually predict how fast a human being can run?

In this episode of SembangTech, we throw a wild "What If" at King Wei: Could we model the G.O.A.T., Usain Bolt, in a simulation?

🚀 Watch the full "What If" discussion here: https://youtu.be/09IZhdr9EnM

The Reality Check: 🧠 While CFD is a powerful tool for optimizing aerodynamics, it’s just one piece of the puzzle. To truly predict a race, you’d need to combine fluid dynamics with complex biomechanics and physics. It’s not just about the wind—it’s about the machine (the human body)!

15/01/2026

Did you know the earliest forms of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) helped the Apollo 11 rockets navigate the thin atmosphere in the 1960s? 🚀🌕

🚀 Watch the full CFD on cloud story here: https://youtu.be/09IZhdr9EnM

In this clip from SembangTech, King Wei explains how NASA used limited computational power to calculate complex rocket behavior—laying the groundwork for the modern simulations we use today.

We’ve come a long way since the 60s! Today, you don't need NASA's budget to run these simulations. NovaCloud by IP ServerOne provides the massive, scalable CPU power needed for modern aerospace and engineering projects.