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29.05.25 - 05:36
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Inside Malaysia′s $107bn semiconductor gamble (IntelliNews)
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By betting big on chips, Malaysia is not just investing in factories and engineers, it's investing in long-term technological sovereignty. As the global race for semiconductors accelerates, Malaysia is proving it intends to play for keeps....
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06.03.25 - 00:06
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Arm CEO on Why the Chipmaker Partnered With Malaysia on $270 Billion Ambition (Bloomberg)
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As Malaysia sets a $270 billion target with Softbank-owned chip giant Arm Holdings, Chief Executive Officer Rene Haas speaks exclusively with Bloomberg Television's Haslinda Amin on the “unique ecosystem” the South Asian nation has to offer. Haas shared his views on how the country could leverage the chipmaker's intellectual property to move beyond semiconductor assembly and accelerate its ambitious goals of creating 10 chip companies over the next five to seven years. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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05.03.25 - 02:36
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SoftBank′s Arm Signs First-of-Its-Kind Chip Deal With Malaysia, Economy Minister Says (Bloomberg)
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SoftBank-backed chipmaker Arm Holdings Plc has agreed to license chip designs and technology to Malaysia over the next decade, as the nation eyes semiconductor exports of 1.2 trillion ringgit ($270 billion) by 2030. Malaysian Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli speaks exclusively to Bloomberg Television's Haslinda Amin about the details of the pact as the nation targets manufacturing its own chips within five to seven years. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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03.03.25 - 18:27
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Singapore Probes Nvidia AI Chip Shipments By Middlemen To Malaysia Amid DeepSeek Scrutiny (ZeroHedge)
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Singapore Probes Nvidia AI Chip Shipments By Middlemen To Malaysia Amid DeepSeek Scrutiny
One month after US officials launched an investigation into whether Chinese AI startup DeepSeek acquired Nvidia AI chips through shell companies in Singapore to bypass US trade restrictions, a new report suggests that Singapore has opened a probe into intermediaries allegedly funneling AI semiconductors into Malaysia.
Bloomberg reports that Singaporean officials are investigating middlemen who shipped Dell and Super Micro servers with AI chips from Singapore to Malaysia and potentially misrepresented the end users of the hardware, raising fresh concerns that these chips may have ultimately reached China.
Law Minister K Shanmugam told reporters earlier that several people have been arrested for procuring and shipping Nvidia chips to Malaysia, violating US chip restrictions.
"The question is whether Malaysia was a final destination or from Malaysia it went to somewhere else, which we do not...
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