How Malaysia Can Become The Next Global Chip Leader

Can Malaysia be the next global chip giant? This video breaks it down how Malaysia can achieve this ambition.
The US-China rivalry is driving Malaysia to be a production center for semiconductor chips given its five decades long experience in semiconductor manufacturing.

Since the 1907s Malaysia has been leader in the lower end of manufacturing of these microchips.
Today it is poised to dominate the higher end as well drawing comparison to Taiwan. But there are critical challenges such as domestic political instability, brain drain, corruption and maintaining a non-aligned foreign policy.

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This video dives deep into Malaysia's strategic investments, historical context, and current landscape. We'll discuss the importance of the Malaysia Industrial Masterplan 2030, and highlight the role of major companies like Intel, Infineon, STMicroelectronics, TSMC, Upstar Technology, and Western Digital.

Join us as we look at the domestic and geopolitical challenges that Malaysia must address in order to realize its ambition to be a global chip powerhouse. We'll also explore the financial implications and Malaysia's potential role within BRICS.

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