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PETALING JAYA: SkyeChip Bhd, an integrated chip (IC) design company specialising in silicon intellectual property (IP) and silicon products, remains confident about its business prospects.
Malaysia’s semiconductor sector attracted about RM91.9 billion in approved investments between January 2024 and March 2026, according to the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (Miti).
IT has been slightly over two years since Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim launched the National Semiconductor Strategy (NSS) to move the country up the semiconductor value chain. Since then, local industry players have been working towards realising this dream and capturing a slice of the...
Malaysia’s semiconductor industry needs better access to capital financing. At the same time, the industry needs to focus on its niche strength within the global semiconductor supply chain to secure the country’s position moving forward.
Speaking at The Edge-HSBC E&E Symposium 2026, Deputy Finance Minister Liew Chin Tong said that the country's biggest challenge is no longer capability, but ownership of the value it creates.
KUALA LUMPUR: SkyeChip Bhd is engaging a global artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure company Cerebras Systems Inc in advancing ultra-fast AI computing through its industry-leading wafer-scale engine technology.
KUALA LUMPUR (July 7): SkyeChip Bhd (KL:SKYECHIP) announced engineering engagement with US-based Cerebras Systems Inc for the development of custom chip design.
INVESTORS who have piled into chipmakers, data centres (DCs) and hyperscalers in the pursuit of gains from the artificial intelligence (AI) boom may not be aware of where the next wave of returns will come from.
Having set an example with a solid rise in profitability in the first quarter of 2026 (1Q26), Bursa Malaysia Bhd says the country's capital market continues to operate in a resilient domestic environment, supported by steady economic growth and policy clarity.
The semiconductor upcycle has broadened beyond artificial intelligence (AI) to lift the entire supply chain, giving Malaysian players a foundation for durable growth — yet analysts still see room for further earnings upside, even after a sharp rally in the first half of the year.