CBJ5 is a Telekom Malaysia suite on the third floor of CSF Computer Exchange 1 at 3552 Jalan Teknokrat 6 in Cyberjaya, and the line between the suite and the building around it decides most of what a buyer needs to settle. The building is the interconnection asset: five exchanges land in it - MyIX, NetIX and the DE-CIX ASEAN, Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia platforms - thirty-five networks are reachable across the address, and CSF describes more than 6,000 fibre cores brought into the site. TM's own footprint inside is much smaller, two networks, and it is sold as managed capacity under the TM ONE brand rather than as an open peering floor, so the cross-connect list matters more here than the door it comes through. The landlord is changing hands as well: Digital Realty struck a deal for CSF Advisers, owner of TelcoHub 1, on 19 January 2026, with completion aimed at the first half of that year. TM's other Cyberjaya suite, CBJ6, is a different building a few streets away at 7118 Jalan Impact.
Which internet exchanges land in the CX1 building?
Five: MyIX, NetIX, DE-CIX ASEAN, DE-CIX Kuala Lumpur and DE-CIX Malaysia.
Who is buying the building that holds CBJ5?
Digital Realty, which agreed on 19 January 2026 to acquire CSF Advisers, the owner of TelcoHub 1 and the CX1 building. Completion was targeted for the first half of 2026.
How much of the CX1 network density belongs to the TM suite itself?
Two networks, against thirty-five reachable at building level. The density is the landlord's, and a tenant reaches the rest by cross-connect inside CX1.
What separates CBJ5 from CBJ6?
They are two different Cyberjaya buildings. CBJ5 is in CSF Computer Exchange 1 on Jalan Teknokrat 6; CBJ6 is in Computer Exchange 2 at 7118 Jalan Impact, which trades as MY01 under Bridge Data Centres.
How much fibre is landed into the CX1 building?
CSF puts it at more than 6,000 fibre cores brought into the facility.