Why Malaysia must claim its place in the Semiconductor Wars

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The world has woken up to an uncomfortable truth — we are dangerously dependent on one island — Taiwan — for the chips that power our lives.

From smartphones and cars to artificial intelligence, nearly everything runs on semiconductors.

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