Malaysia unveils six locally designed chips, but commercial adoption is the real test
Malaysia's push to move from assembling chips to owning the designs behind them has reached the point where it must find buyers. On October 16, the government unveiled six semiconductor innovations developed by local companies, putting their combined sales potential at MYR300 million (approximately US$73.5 million), while Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir said winning customers and passing industry qualification were still ahead.
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