Malaysia set to gain from digital economy


CEO Buchele says Exyte is building the first high-end integrated circuit (IC) substrates manufacturing facility in Kulim, Kedah, for Austrian company AT&S, a renowned manufacturer of circuit boards and IC substrates.

GEORGE TOWN: Malaysia has the potential to lead regionally in the field of the digital economy, says Exyte GmbH chief executive officer Dr Wolfgang Buchele.

Exyte, a leader in the design and construction of high-tech facilities for a wide range of industries including semiconductor and data storage, is currently undertaking €2.4bil (RM11.1bil) worth of projects in South-East Asia.

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