Minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz stated that Malaysia does not anticipate major changes in the semiconductor industry after the US presidential election on November 5, 2024. Despite past transitions between presidents, Malaysia's chip sector remains stable. He noted that Malaysia has not been impacted by recent US curbs on Chinese chip makers and continues to engage with both China and Washington. Malaysia benefits from the tech war, with strong industry growth and investments, though talent remains a challenge. The country is focusing on attracting investments in digital economy, chemicals, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace.
Also available in 'New Sarawak Tribune', 'The Borneo Post Sabah', 'The Borneo Post Sarawak'.NO MAJOR CHANGE IN CHIP SECTOR POST-US VOTE
Minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz stated that Malaysia does not anticipate major changes in the semiconductor industry after the US presidential election on November 5, 2024. Despite past transitions between presidents, Malaysia's chip sector remains stable. He noted that Malaysia has not been impacted by recent US curbs on Chinese chip makers and continues to engage with both China and Washington. Malaysia benefits from the tech war, with strong industry growth and investments, though talent remains a challenge. The country is focusing on attracting investments in digital economy, chemicals, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace.
Also available in 'New Sarawak Tribune', 'The Borneo Post Sabah', 'The Borneo Post Sarawak'.
