Semiconductor diplomacy key to preserve relevance


The focus on front-end research and development and wafer fabrication is a step in the right direction.

MALAYSIA’S proactive stance in navigating the shifting dynamics of the global semiconductor supply chain reflects both ambition and pragmatism.

By fostering ties with diverse markets, from Brazil to Saudi Arabia, and deepening regional cooperation within Asean, the government aims to shield its semiconductor sector from potential disruptions linked to US protectionist policies.

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