How Malaysia is Positioning Itself as The Next Global Chip Giant

How Malaysia is Positioning Itself as The Next Global Chip Giant? Malaysia is emerging as a critical player in the global semiconductor industry. As the world faces a growing demand for chips, Malaysia is capitalizing on its strategic location, skilled workforce, and government incentives to attract major tech investments.
This video explores how Malaysia is positioning itself to become a global hub for chip manufacturing, challenging other major players in the tech world.
Stay tuned to discover why Malaysia is on the path to becoming a world leader in chip production and innovation.
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[@sengkimchew]

I have worked for 35 years in a semiconductor plant in Bayan Lepas, Penang. One of the key strength in semiconductor manufacturing is Cost, Quantity and Quality and Penang has that resource to manufacture that demand.🤗

[@ApexChronicless]

Thanks for sharing

[@derekthompson6485]

This video is amazing. So cool to see Taiwan isn’t the only country with semiconductors

[@ApexChronicless]

I agree semi conductors are huge and it should be spread out in that region

[@secrets.295]

Taiwan isn't the only country with semiconductors and it never was. The US, South Korea, Japan, Germany all have advanced semiconductor industries. The Malaysian semiconductor industry is low tech compared to these countries.

[@semadisait9432]

😂😂😂

[@lingth]

The problem is a lot of countries do make chips but most of the chips that ppl make is 25nm and above. Not everything needs 3nm chips. Like EVs and older equipments are fine with 25nm chips or higher.
It is only those 7nm and lower.. like 5nm and 3nm chips that are very advanced is currently TSMC is the leader.

[@azizoris377]

superz

[@ApexChronicless]

Thanks my dear!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

We are no 6 globally now

[@lingth]

Also a lot of the time Malaysia is doing the packaging or the later stage of the process.
When it comes to design and production of high end chips, that's mostly not in Malaysia

[@安南-k5z]

argghh.. negara indo ada keretapi cepat!!!

[@billlieu9116]

Malaysia doesn't actually manufacture any chips. They take chips manufactured in other countries and put the chips into standardized plastic dip packages. It's a rather low skill job.

[@zanzillahsaruji9966]

With investment billion of dollars coming to Malaysia just to do the packaging this is very incredible...easy money making Malaysia rich and prosper....

[@danielch6662]

​@@zanzillahsaruji9966 OSAT is the low tech low profit end of the industry.

[@santok]

huh are u sure?i work at semiconductor factory.starting from bare wafer.....and again are you sure?

[@secrets.295]

​​@@santokI am guessing you work at Infineon? I believe the Infineon chip plant in Malaysia is something like 20 NM. Which kinda low tech. We are never going to get Wafer Fab investments from big semiconductor players with advanced chip technologies like TSMC, Intel, Samsung, etc. The majority of Malaysia's semiconductor jobs are low teach, involving only testing and packaging. I mean it is well known that our semicon industry is low value. Right now Anwar is trying to aggressively move Malaysia up the value chain by going into IC chip design. It is a good start but we are far and away from achieving the advanced semicon industries like Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, US, Germany, etc.

[@mr.f7417]

Are you Indonesian?