5G network likely to spur demand for semiconductor components


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PETALING JAYA: The long-term outlook for the technology sector remains bright as a commercialisation of the 5G network could spur demand for semiconductor components despite a lull at the moment, according to UOB Kay Hian Research.

“Essentially, global semiconductor key players are racing to be the front-runners in the 5G space, and other players in the supply chain, from smartphone brands to telcos, have committed investments to roll out 5G networks,” it said.

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