Kuala Lumpur · Malaysia

AI-Ready
Digital Infrastructure

PowerCapacityConnected

Dayanex builds and operates the infrastructure applied AI runs on — colocation, GPU compute and inference, deployed in Malaysia. And because we already carry Malaysian enterprises to the world over carrier-grade circuits, we can put the network under it too.

AI Infrastructure — colocation, GPU compute, inference Connectivity — transit, leased line, managed WAN


Two businesses, one operator

Compute inside the building.
Bandwidth into it.

They are not separate stories. An AI workload is worthless without the circuit that feeds it, and a circuit is a commodity without something at the end of it worth reaching. We sell both, and we are accountable for both.

Division 01

AI Infrastructure

The physical layer underneath applied AI — space, power and cooling for dense hardware, the accelerators themselves, and the services that turn them into output an application can consume.

  • AI-ready colocation
  • GPU compute, bare metal and clustered
  • Inference endpoints and model serving
  • Token generation — the AI factory
  • Private, in-country deployment
  • Instrumented, metered operations

The AI business

Division 02

Connectivity

Enterprise-grade circuits, sourced across Malaysia’s Tier-1 carriers and delivered under one contract, one bill and one number to call when it breaks.

  • Dedicated Internet Access (DIA)
  • Point-to-point leased lines
  • Metro Ethernet and MPLS
  • Enterprise fibre and broadband
  • SIP, ISDN and mobile voice
  • NOC and managed network services

The connectivity business


How we operate

Honest about what the infrastructure actually is.

AI infrastructure attracts inflated claims — megawatts that are planned rather than energised, accelerators that are on order rather than racked. So we state the power envelope, the cooling, the interconnect, what is live today and what is roadmap. An operator who overstates capacity gets found out on the first serious workload.

The same posture built the connectivity business. We are not a carrier and we do not pretend to be one. We hold relationships across the Malaysian Tier-1 operators and put the right circuit on the right route for the customer in front of us — not the one that happens to be ours.

That independence is the product in both directions: a genuine comparison instead of a pitch, and one party accountable for the compute and for the circuit that feeds it.

01

Built for density

AI hardware draws power and rejects heat on a scale ordinary hosting was never designed around. We plan for that envelope first.

02

In-country by default

Data stays in Malaysia unless a customer asks otherwise. Sovereignty is a requirement here, not a feature.

03

Measured, not asserted

Utilisation, availability and thermal behaviour are instrumented and reported. What we bill for is what we can show.

04

One accountable party

Multi-carrier underneath, single contract on top. Faults are ours to chase, whoever owns the fibre.


Company

The same team, under a name that fits what comes next.

Dayanex is the new name of DACS Network Solutions, a Kuala Lumpur managed connectivity provider that has spent years putting enterprise circuits into Malaysian businesses — multinationals, manufacturers and financial institutions among them.

The connectivity business is unchanged: same engineers, same carrier relationships, same contracts, same support numbers. What changed is that the demand on that infrastructure changed. Customers stopped asking only how fast the link is and started asking where the compute sits, who can reach it, and whether the data leaves the country.

Dayanex is the answer to the second question while continuing to answer the first.

For existing DACS customers. Your service, contract, billing and support arrangements are not affected by the change of name. Existing contacts and escalation paths continue to work. If you need written confirmation of the change for your own records or vendor systems, contact us and we will provide it.

Contact

Tell us what you need to connect, or to run.

A circuit into a new site, a comparison across carriers, racks for hardware that runs hot, or capacity to serve a model. Start with the requirement — we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it.

Office

Unit 2-13A
Bangunan Perdagangan D7
800 Jalan Sentul
51000 Kuala Lumpur
Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia

Hours

Monday to Friday, 9am–6pm MYT
Network support outside these hours is per service agreement.