CBJ6 is a TM ONE suite inside somebody else's building: CX2 Computer Exchange at 7118 Jalan Impact, Cyber 6, in 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor. Bridge Data Centres, owned by Bain Capital, runs that building and markets it as MY01. The distinction decides what a tenant can reach, because the building carries 27 networks, one carrier and three exchanges - DE-CIX ASEAN, DE-CIX Kuala Lumpur and DE-CIX Malaysia - while the TM ONE suite inside it registers a single network of its own. CBJ5, the other Cyberjaya suite TM ONE holds, is in a different building on Jalan Teknokrat 6, CSF Computer Exchange 1, whose owner CSF Advisers is being acquired by Digital Realty under an agreement announced on 19 January 2026. No certifying body has attested a Tier award for either suite.
Bridge Data Centres, a Bain Capital company, which markets CX2 at 7118 Jalan Impact as MY01. TM ONE is a tenant with a suite inside it.
Which exchanges are reachable at CX2 Cyberjaya?
DE-CIX ASEAN, DE-CIX Kuala Lumpur and DE-CIX Malaysia, alongside 27 networks and one carrier registered in the building.
How does CBJ6 differ from CBJ5?
They are different buildings. CBJ6 is in CX2 on Jalan Impact; CBJ5 is a suite in CSF Computer Exchange 1 on Jalan Teknokrat 6, whose owner CSF Advisers is being acquired by Digital Realty under an agreement announced on 19 January 2026.
What does the TM ONE suite itself carry?
One registered network. The 27-network population belongs to the Bridge building around it, which a tenant reaches from inside CX2.