Mah Sing expects no impact from possible chip restrictions


The property developer said it will continue to monitor developments to ensure full compliance and mitigate potential risks.

PETALING JAYA: Mah Sing Group Bhd remains confident that any possible restrictions by the United States on exports of chips for use in artificial intelligence (AI) will not affect its collaboration with hyperscale data infrastructure builder Bridge Data Centres (BDC) or hinder the broader growth of Malaysia’s digital infrastructure.

Mah Sing said to gain exemptions from any potential restrictions, companies in so-called “Tier 2” countries like Malaysia have the opportunity to obtain validated end-user designations, provided they comply with US standards on security, cyber resilience and human rights.

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