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NCIA chief executive Datuk Seri Jebasingam Issace John said the global chip shortage is spurred by the Covid-19-induced supply crunch.

GEORGE TOWN: The Northern Corridor Implementation Authority (NCIA) believes that the advanced semiconductor and electrical and electronics (E&E) ecosystem in Penang and Kedah are well-positioned to capitalise on the global shortage of semiconductor microchips.

NCIA chief executive Datuk Seri Jebasingam Issace John said the global chip shortage is spurred by the Covid-19-induced supply crunch.

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