How Malaysia is becoming the next global chip giant

Tech giants are expanding operations in #Malaysia. #Intel, #Infineon, #Nvidia, and many more are flocking to the country. Malaysia wants to use the momentum to become a high-tech economy like Japan, Taiwan, or South Korea.

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[samedgullu]

Malaysia; Great country, great people. I love it when i hear good news from Indonesia and Malaysia. Best wishes from Turkey!

[gilgameshlfx]

The biggest issue that lead to "brain drain" is really the low wage. Malaysia did not have shortage of engineers. We have shortage of high paying job. We being told "just take the offer" or being labeled as "ungrateful" and "demanding". Which leads to employers throwing pay close to national minimum wage. To put into perspective, the minimum wage is MYR1, 500 or USD320 per month. That's less than USD4, 000 annually. Fresh graduates on engineering are not expected to get paid more than triple of that.

Which is why Malaysian engineers left the country. They being paid so low while expected to pay back their student loan. The only fresh graduates engineers left are those who don't have enough connection to reach employers outside of the country to offer their skills.

[Eniu]

Wishing all the best for Malaysia and other ASEAN countries from Poland.

[RoxerCool]

Way to go, Malaysia. Love from Indonesia.

[nemi]

Malaysia is currently a balanced country, not too advanced nor too underdeveloped. Most Malaysians think that our politic is unstable but if they actually look at other countries they will find out how messed up their politics actually are compared to Malaysia.

[fajarcahyono]

I am Indonesian but I am jealous that our Malaysian brothers and sisters were ready to starting this very strategic chip businesses. Here in Indonesia, government still debating about the importance of internet speed, basically we are 100 years behind Malaysia in this field. Shsme on our own Government for getting us backwards, but we are very happy that our neighbor Malaysia can advancing to the next step of The Strategic Global Chip Production

[fajaradi]

While in Indonesia :

- Fast internet? What for?
- Hacker please don't attack!

[yeapxuen]

As a Malaysian, I cannot thank Caspian Report and Shirvan enough for making a video about my country. Had always wanted to know more about my country's semiconductor industry, but couldn't find a good video. Thank you once again! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[jerrodtham]

Im a Malaysian. Im very proud if the government can make this reality. The cost of living is too high here now

[theconqueringram]

Malaysia is a pretty cool country, I wish the best for them! Malaysia leaving the middle income trap would be a great thing.

[yayie]

Malaysia also build the largest data center in Johor.

[oldskoolmusicnostalgia]

Good luck Malaysia! A country I always loved to visit and look forward to visiting once more soon.

[laucheekeong]

This is a really good summary on Malaysia and it's manufacturing industry. Well done on the research!

[littlebee]

I am Taiwanese who work in the semiconductor industry, this topic is actually a complicated issue. It's about the cutting edge technic all around the world.Not just Taiwan, but also Japan, SK, NL, China and US etc, each of them plays an important role as Taiwan is the biggest one.
Maybe this video can explain some of Malaysia's problems, but there is a lack of knowledge about the entire industry chain of chips.
For example: Manufacturing(we called Foundry professionally) can be subdivided into plenty of parts, the chips for vehicals and the chips for iphone are totally different. Not to mention Design, Package, System,Material,Aligner ..., every part of it requires well educated people.

[andrewlim]

Good to see positive news from Malaysia for a change. Malaysia has a lot of wealth and natural resources but this potential has been squandered for decades due to bad leadership and ethnic politics. Hopefully Malaysia grabs this opportunity.

Thanks also for shedding light on Penang attracting a lot of tech companies and foreign investors.

[ermytanio]

if Malaysia become the next global chip giant. we can call their capital city KUALA LUMRICH

[ghrbaa]

Malaysian stock market has been the best performer in Southeast Asia for the past one year by HUGE margin. Since January KLCI is up 12%, even entering the longest bull rally in the past 13 years.

[mho]

As a Malaysian myself, I can finally say this,
"KITA MENDONIAAA" 🇲🇾💪

[theancientsancients]

Malaysia from my research has the biggest potential in the region for growth 📈 as they have been in this for long now.

[mayor-ow]

Thank you for recommending Sarah Jennine Davis on one of your videos. I reached out to her and :nvesting with her has been amazing.