KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia has set up a chip design hub in Selangor state to boost its semiconductor industry and attract foreign investments.and move up from testing and packing – activities that traditionally have been considered less complex and of lower value.
“The interest in data centres will continuously drive the demand for semiconductors,” Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli said on Aug 6. “At some point, we want to move away from using chips that are designed elsewhere. We want to see more data centres in Malaysia using chips designed by Malaysians.” The partners of the hub, called Malaysia Semiconductor Accelerator and IC Design Park, include software maker Cadence Design Systems and chip company Arm Holdings. The integrated circuit design hub is located in Puchong, near the capital of Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia hosts a number of chip packaging facilities for Intel, GlobalFoundries and Infineon Technologies, making it a key regional hub in the global supply chain. It has also attracted Chinese chip firms in search ofThe nation earlier in 2024 pledged at least RM25 billion to support its semiconductor industry, seeking to increase its role as tensions between the United States and China shake up global supply chains.
Malaysia’s semiconductor industry aims to double its exports to RM1.2 trillion by 2030, cementing its position as the sixth-largest chip exporter in the world. BLOOMBERG
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