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2025-01-10 12:31:34 -

Analysts see US AI chip export curbs has limited impacts on Malaysia’s tech space
The United States artificial intelligence (AI) chip export curbs has limited impacts on Malaysia’s technology space, Malaysian analysts said Friday. RHB Investment Bank Research said in a note that it believes the direct impact from US AI chip export curbs on Malaysian technology firms is limited. “While the indirect impact is difficult to ascertain, we note that local tech supply...

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2025-03-16 03:50:40 -

CIMB: Malaysia remains an attractive proposition for global data center hyperscalers
CIMB Securities said in a note on Wednesday that despite concerns over a shift in the US government’s artificial intelligence (AI) chip policies and the emergence of DeepSeek, Malaysia remains an attractive proposition for global data center hyper scalers. Based on the projected pipeline of new data center projects totaling 1,313 MW (end-2024: 505 MW), the research house estimated that...

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2025-03-20 07:48:28 -

Ekuinas invests in Malaysian cybersecurity firm Bluesify
Malaysian government-linked private equity firm Ekuiti Nasional Berhad (Ekuinas) announced Monday its investment in Bluesify Solutions Sdn Bhd, a local managed security service provider (MSSP). This strategic investment, made via Ekuinas’ Dana Asas I fund reiterates Ekuinas’ continued commitment to accelerate the growth of Bumiputera companies in strategic sectors, Ekuinas said in...

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2025-01-10 15:43:46 -

Malaysia pushes talent development to boost chip sector
Employers have pointed out gap between academic training and industry needs in Malaysia. Malaysia is rushing to foster engineering talent to meet the country’s ambition to become a major player in the global semiconductor industry. Long a manufacturing hub in Asia, Malaysia is now expanding its chip sector, especially into frontend processes such as integrated circuit design. But...

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