KUALA LUMPUR, May 5 — The next phase of semiconductor expansion will be shaped not by demand alone but by whether infrastructure can keep pace.
Said Schneider Electric Malaysia Country President Eugene Quah, noting that power, water and digital systems are becoming critical bottlenecks for growth.
Speaking ahead of SEMICON Southeast Asia under the theme “Transform Tomorrow,” he said Malaysia’s record RM426.7 billion in approved investments.
Reflects strong momentum in advanced manufacturing. However, sustaining semiconductor ambitions alongside AI-driven global demand will require smarter.
More resilient infrastructure to support long-term competitiveness.
