Malaysia is chasing a bigger share of the AI supply chain beyond its data centres, from chips and cooling to specialised hardware. The Business Times feature included nanoSkunkWorkX Co-Founder and CEO Iqbal Shamsul, whose company is developing a thin-film interface to manage heat and current in AI chip packaging. He said: “The gap is how quickly we can connect research, industry, qualification and capital to turn an invention into a global manufacturing process.”
Beyond servers: Malaysia targets bigger share of AI economy
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