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The U.S. is reportedly considering expanding its curbs on the export of advanced semiconductor technologies to China, citing concerns over the potential military applications of these technologies.
The electronics sector was the highlight, registering a 14.5% jump in output—the highest since 2018.
Key local partners, such as SoftBank and SAKURA Internet, will work alongside Nvidia to develop next-generation AI "factories," massive data centres capable of handling the immense computational needs required for advanced AI.
Suica and PASMO cards serve as prepaid travel passes for Japan’s extensive rail and bus networks and are also widely used as digital wallets for purchases at stores and vending machines.
The new factory, located in Malaysia’s industrial hub, is set to become a major center for advanced semiconductor production. It represents one of the largest investments in the region’s tech infrastructure and highlights Malaysia's strategic positioning in the global semiconductor market. This development not only enhances Malaysia's status as a key player in the electronics sector but also intensifies the competitive landscape for neighboring countries like Singapore, which has long been a dominant force in semiconductor manufacturing and technology.
According to the report, the business climate test score for the manufacturing industry in June stood at 98.45 points, marking a decrease of 2.15 points from the previous month.
China launches its largest-ever semiconductor investment fund to boost the domestic chip industry, aiming for self-sufficiency and global competitiveness.
China launches a $47 billion super-chip fund to bolster semiconductor capabilities amid U.S. restrictions.
Chinese officials and experts denounce recent U.S. semiconductor export restrictions to China, labelling them as economic coercion and violations of WTO rules, while warning of detrimental effects on American companies.
South Korea's exports surged in March 2024, driven by a notable increase in chip exports. With projections indicating strong export growth of nearly 8% in 2024, the country anticipates maintaining a healthy trade surplus.
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