Malaysia's Semiconductor Industry Continues to Expand into New Fields
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Malaysia's semiconductor industry continues to grow and is now moving into more advanced fields. According to a statement drawn from the annual report of CloudSource, Malaysia is entering the fields of advanced packaging, IC design, equipment, research and development (R&D), and innovation.
Advanced packaging is the process of protecting and connecting chips so that they can function properly in modern electronic devices. IC design, meanwhile, refers to the work of designing integrated circuits, which are key components in smartphones, computers, and various other devices. The equipment field involves the machines and tools used in chip production.
These changes show that Malaysia's semiconductor industry is no longer focused solely on basic activities. Instead, companies and related parties are increasingly paying attention to research and innovation to raise value within the global supply chain.
However, the statement does not provide further details on the total investment, future targets, or the companies involved. Additional information may be obtained from the full report published by the relevant party.
Sources: The Star
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