How Malaysia is Winning the US-China Chip War | Vantage with Palki Sharma

How Malaysia is Winning the US-China Chip War | Vantage with Palki Sharma
As the US and China face off over advanced computer chips, a different country is walking away with the spoils. Malaysia is becoming the new global hub for advanced chip manufacturing. Penang in Malaysia was already home to the first Intel factory outside the US. Intel set up a plant in Penang back in 1972. This led to other companies setting up base in Malaysia. And now, the world is turning to Malaysia to avoid the fallout of the US-China chip war. Palki Sharma brings you a report.
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[@tslee742]

MALAYSIA is a blessing land. Fully of natural resources, almost no natural disaster, sunshine 365days . Why not Malaysia ?

[@Dr.Kay_R]

African nations have the same thing😂 It doesn't have a heavy STEM education mindset and high Engineer population like India. And China can easily attack malaysia.

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@Dr.Kay_RWhy would China want to attack Malaysia? China is one of the largest foreign direct investors in Malaysia after Singapore. China will lose billions of their assets if they attack Malaysia. Also, Malaysia is a member of Five Power Defense Agreement (FPDA) which includes allies like the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.

[@Aaroniy-gk6tn]

@@Dr.Kay_R France, US, Germany, Belgium, Uk ,Holland all attacked African nations vs China alone. Lol

[@oitoit7138]

@@Dr.Kay_R How come, if they attack Malaysia, they also attack their own people there, haha

[@HelisyaYun]

​@@Dr.Kay_Rhey come on, China and Malaysia have established relations in various fields since the Tang dynasty in the mainland with Che-cha (now called Malaysia), then the Ming dynasty and Malacca (now called Malaysia) there has not been any Chinese dynasty in the history of China attack the Malay kingdom, there may be interests in various affairs in both kingdoms

[@yucilel2877]

malaysia is one of the best country to invest, people are polite. fluent english speaking

[@hasanabdullah3703]

are you from Malaysia?

[@nobitatabino5959]

Not really, we promote more malay speaking. Other languages no.

[@syedaizat2318]

The US is grooming Malaysia to be like Taiwan semiconductor, Far away from China.

[@impeace1012]

Cant deny we have enough fluent speaker in Malaysia​@@nobitatabino5959

[@mfaredabdullah]

​@@nobitatabino5959actually we promote both . And posses third language is a benefit .

[@pedas9103]

I am one of the engineer that are working in this sector in Malaysia. As a Malaysian, i am proud that till today, i saw many talented new engineers in this industry. Now, most giant semicon company has aligned themselves with local university. They will conduct special course in chip assembly and testing. The course will be taught by the enginneers themselves. How exciting💪😃.

[@Madanonsociety]

Kejayaan gov sblm² ni dalam menjadikan Malaysia sebagai negara industri semi konduktor

[@jimtamim1708]

Ringgit masih rendah

[@nobitatabino5959]

​@@Madanonsociety even tho dsai yg bawak masuk mereka semua skrg?

[@Madanonsociety]

@@nobitatabino5959 mereka tu siapa??? Dalam news ni di lihat..Anwar hanya dapat nama dari hasil kerja orang lain,yaitu pemimpin² sebelum ini

[@mohamadeffendyhakim7945]

​@@Madanonsociety👍👍👍👍👍

[@happymelon7129]

Former PM of Malaysia , Mahathir Mohamad told WSJ in Sept , 2018 , " We have traded with China for nearly two thousand years . China never conquered us. We have relations with Europe. The Portuguese came to Malaysia in 1509. Two years later, they came and conquered us. So I always feel that I’m safer with China than with Western countries " . Australia should have no problem with China as well , unless US Missiles were launched from ports in Australia . It is advisable for Australia to pay for the nuclear submarine and keep it in US ports permanently . Try to keep distance from the Warmongers !

[@shashankkumar5166]

What about the South China Sea and the islands😅

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@shashankkumar5166 That's a territorial dispute. Conquer means the entire country was colonized

[@ayatahm5227]

why China can't claim their own sea bro @@shashankkumar5166

[@adam55244]

​@@shashankkumar5166 its just dispute between regionals neighborhood but still Malaysia cant simply believe in china,we have bad history after world war 2,the malaya insurgency cause by chinese guerilla

[@TheNasa85]

​@@adam55244Malayan born Chinese, not directly China's Chinese, and he holds OBE from the British Empire.

[@desmondho9567]

Pen drive inventor is a Malaysian. Pua Khein Seng invented the pen drive. He was born in 1974 in the Selangor province of Malaysia and received his electrical engineering degree from Chiao Tung University, Taiwan. In 2000, he founded his company, Phison Electronics and that was the year when he invented the pen drive.

[@darrenkumar8735]

e-mail invented by indian and may more tech company run by indians so what the big deal pukima?

[@sureshpillay1187]

Fantastic

[@Kash-is-King]

These days many SSDs have Phison controller in them

[@LeeXuan88]

not really.. IBM, israel.. also claim they r invented pendrive, in fact, many other people are claiming it too.

[@leealex24]

Maybe Malaysia is the only place in the world where American and Chinese companies can co-exist and prosper with the developed infra and talent here. lol.

[@richmondasamoah1393]

Well done Malaysia. They had the same Independence Day as my Country Ghana but my country keep sinking sinking down thanks to bad leaders. Good job

[@sikoleyleyofficial4146]

one day, Insyaallah will have person will make your country great. Ameen.. 🤲🏻 ♥️ from Malaysia

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Ghana achieved independence in March 1957 What is happening in Ghana

[@Kozad9]

If u refer to Al-Quran. Allah swt said about leader. Leaders is a mirror to the citizen.. its meant leader are born from us.

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

​@@Kozad9 If you read politics and power, it is the ones who become leaders determine and even change the nature of land. Unfortunately, local elites in African countries never left being a lap dog of Western Masters. - Malaysia prospered bcoz Japan lost WW2 and had Chinese and other labours. Multi ethnicity formed it's basis. But in Africa, slave trade never actually left.

[@MahMainam]

@@emotionalIntelligence2078 So true

[@talhahabdullah8980]

aiiiii whenever global and regional powers talk about Malaysia im getting worried. Malaysia always work quietly in the background out of radar. just leave us alone doing our things. There is so much to do and we dont need all of these dramas

[@muhsyakir]

Exactly same feeling here...Proud but worry...We are like an Ant Trap between 2 Elephant (bak kata mantan Menteri Pertahanan - Encik Mohamad Sabu)

[@SulaimanFayaz]

If Korea and Koreans had mindset like this they will not be today of what they are...

[@leealex24]

​@@SulaimanFayaz I agree. There's no harm for Malaysia to work quietly and efficiently behind the radar and fast but, also good to also market well globally. Look at the Americans - whilst I don't deny their capabilities are solid, but, their marketing is even more powerful.

[@leealex24]

​ @SulaimanFayaz I agree. There's no harm for Malaysia to work quietly and efficiently behind the radar and fast but, also good to also market well globally. Look at the Americans - whilst I don't deny their capabilities are solid, but, their marketing is even more powerful.

[@azure4100]

America has a powerful military. South Korea is effectively a US protectorate. US also tried to make bases in Malaysia but we resisted. Malaysia must be silent but strong, diam2 ubi berisi, that is the Malaysian way.

[@MeteorX11]

Malaysian people like to work. We drive to work at 6 am and go back home at 8 pm. We dont drink beer afterwork because we have to go back to attend to our family and pray

[@georgeglorialazure8899]

MALAYSIA ARE AND HAVE MANY OF THE MOST RESPECTED PEOPLE IN THE WORLD OF ENGINEERING AND SHOULD BE PRAISED FOR THEIR HONESTY AND THEIR INTELLIGENCE WHEN IT COMES TO ENGINEERING AND PRODUCTION OF COMPUTER CHIPS..WE SUPPORT MALAYSIA IN THEIR FORWARD PUSH TO BE THE TOP MANUFACTURER OF COMPUTER CHIPS THAT CURRENTLY THE WORLD NEEDS TO FUNCTION...THEY HAVE SHOWN POSITIVE RESULTS OF THEIR MANY ATTRIBUTES THEY ARE GETTING A POSITIVE PRAISE FROM THE ENTIRE WORLD TO BE ABLE TO MOVE FORWARD IN TECHNOLOGY ..SHOWING GREAT PROMISES TO THE WORLD..GO MALAYSIA!!!!..HERE IN THE USA WE SAY GO FOR IT..AND WIN THE PRIZE IN THE END FOR ALL PEOPLES OF THE WORLD...SUCCESS TO MALAYSIA!!! YOU ARE SHOWING THE WORLD A GOOD PATH TO SUCCESS AND GREATNESS FOR ALL THE WORLD TO SEE...THANK YOU MALAYSIA...

[@kurtx8827]

Malaysia is like the Continental Hotel in John Wick.

[@zulis48]

Nice analogy..

[@Icewithdrip-jx1nb]

😂

[@MeetTheZonan]

What have u done..

[@iamtg1]

🤣

[@fudgerace4356]

Shhhiiieeeeeeeeet 😅

[@Kozad9]

1. English spoken people 2. Cheap professional workers 3. Plenty of Small and medium industry to support 4. Neutral country policy 5. Tourism country (weird but true)

[@user-mc2oc6jw9q]

6. Singapore is another friendly to the west S.East asian country, but their labour is too expensive (they are a fully developed country and are self-sufficient) 7. C C P wants to build a canal through south east asia between Thailand & Malaysia to by-pass Malacca straight. US investment in the region can be used a diplomatic bargaining chip against C C P 8. de-risking & diversifying into S.East Asia by USA and EU dilutes C C P power & aggression (ie western investment means in Malaysia means western divestment from china) 9 Malaysia will most likely "assemble" and make low range chips (will not have ASML Fab lithographs) 10. Should a conflict occur in the region by C C P. it will most likely draw india in as Malaysia is close to the Andaman sea where the Indian islands are located

[@aiianong1]

@@user-mc2oc6jw9q Malaysia and in particular Penang is located away from major calamities like earthquake, hurricance,flood. Penang has abundant of fresh water supplies for those industries Penang has taken lead with whole eco system in placed,

[@boonphoe]

Weak ringgit too

[@ryanyeethegifted]

Another new low rm. Thanks to our PM.

[@alleymittanderson5799]

@@boonphoe Malaysia didnt have as much gold reserved as other country, so BNM reserved USD.. That is how RM are so relative and sensitive react to USD too.. Lately ASIA trying new trades procedure not using USD, the things is its not like EU having Euro Dollar.. See how it goes..

[@riskimuhammadfb2999]

As malay of Indonesia, i am proud this, congrats to malaysia🎉🎉🎉

[@easter8874]

Terimas bro…

[@inderashahrul1571]

terima kasih saudara ku..❤

[@senankamalakanan5128]

I am Malaysian of Indian ancestory 4th generation. Why are Indian media so ill informed. Showing former Indonesian President instead of Malaysian PM. Malaysia has highly skilled labour market and Engineers. Infact many South Asian a.k.a Indian Nationals work in Malaysia low skilled jobs. We had our globalisation in 80s not 2000s like India. Manufacturing has been our biggest exports since 80s not petrolium like you guys like to potray. News channels here never talk about India, infact not even Singapore media have spoken higly about India. Just watch their CNA documentaries and they will always demean India and speak higly about China. Wake up your IT sector is also mostly doing low end job in the supply chain of the software market. Just look at China producing giants in software market including gaming ,entertainment. What has India to show the world? Nothing except some CEOs working for American boses

[@s.vragunathan4403]

**Well Said !!👌🥂

[@dr.vamshikrishna1002]

No one cares about malaysia or some other country, Indians are only concerned about India, i hardly see any news about malaysia on Indian media once or twice in entire year, so don't over assume and over react

[@senankamalakanan5128]

@@dr.vamshikrishna1002 what we care is quality journalism ,not some half baked story telling in the name of journalism. Too much Bollywood is harmful.

[@josephmanzuni8593]

To be frank, I was in Malaysia recently. They don't have any news about India either. Because India is not a big trading partner of Malaysia unlike the US, Europe, China and Japan.

[@vikramganasen]

You gotta understand Firstpost is literally Indian Gov propaganda with half baked journalism. So there's no need to take them seriously.

[@jamesnike7127]

I am one of the janitor that are working in 1 of the microchip companies in Malaysia. As a Malaysian, even though im just a janitor who cleans the factory, i am proud that till today, i saw many talented new engineers in this industry. Now, most giant semicon company has aligned themselves with local university. They will conduct special course in chip assembly and testing. The course will be taught by the enginneers themselves. How exciting💪😃.

[@furiousfade4ever211]

No work is small. Every occupation should be respected.

[@silvarajoomuniandy4316]

You English is superb.

[@tinkerbell66666]

Uncle, dont lie. You own the factory & are working undercover.

[@haroldz123]

Similar copy n paste comment with earlier post. Bot working extra hard eh

[@razaliariffin7622]

Even malaysia janitor's speak n write good english.. no wonder world company invest in malaysia

[@m.t.abdullah9747]

Yes, we got organic local chips too primarily in Johor and Terengganu.🎉❤

[@nsaffini1975]

😂😂😂

[@xMERCx]

😂😂😂 yummy

[@matthewfrancis1270]

yes ahhh🤔🤔🤔🤔how come ahhh🤔🤔

[@muhammadalif3088]

Saya bangga dengan Malaysia salam dari Indonesia🙏🙏

[@joe8839]

Malaysia is only Infineon Fab in Asia ..they not just for packaging here also build largest wafer 200nm fab in the world infact Infineon have more Malaysia worker than German n america 😅

[@ProphetMohammed-69]

Fun fact: Malaysia is 39% Chinese, who are the major contributors in the Malaysian tech industry

[@shamshulanuar7718]

​@@ProphetMohammed-69May I enlighten Chines eforms around 23% of Malaysian citizenahips

[@Aaroniy-gk6tn]

@@ProphetMohammed-69 mostly chinese llegal tourists who refuse to go back to china. No visa is the path to 1.2 million missing china men..Confuciusing

[@thaddeus1604]

Yes! Let Malaysia win! 👍

[@yzyz7779]

insyaAllah Amen yaRabb 🤲🤲🤲

[@TomWilliams-wo3tm]

Congrats from VN 🇻🇳

[@nezamdeham7838]

I love malaysia! Best country in whole of asia!

[@kamrulz659]

Yes, msia indeed hs experienced in chip manufacturing since in the early 70's that has provided a lot of jobs to its people.

[@contendedandy]

don't worry the Bangladeshi's need jobs, millions of them coming there , they will make the chips

[@houtarouryuiskandar]

@@contendedandy yep the govt need to limiting other country worker entry 😭😭

[@SKEITH0_0]

​@@contendedandy The professional workers are Malaysians but the labour packing the package in the box is different .

[@pradesandaverdason8941]

Proud to be Malaysian...Top 1 of the destination for all side of tourist from the entire world....🎉

[@senankamalakanan5128]

Malaysia might not have guessed how good a head start will help? Hello of cos we know or else why would we offer free trade zone for American and Japanese manufacturers back in late 70s and early 80s. Most manufacturing moved to Vietnam only in early 2000s we had a head start because we were smart. You were a closed economy until early 90s.

[@JayaKiranaMY]

Malaysian leaders were always visionary since even before we gained independence. Their ideas and hardwork can be positively felt by our generation today. From principles, policies, economic drive, and political stance, what they've done has bring fruits for the country. Yes, we have challenges but we'll overcome it. Let Malaysia be the neutral ground where the US and China's businesses can meet. Malaysia are all for peace anyway. May Allah SWT always bless Malaysia 🇲🇾 ❤❤❤.

[@firdausharun4311]

Thank you Tun M.. he is the first person bring this industry in to Malaysia..

[@muhdhusni9227]

Fakta mana kau ambil ni?

[@firdausharun4311]

@@muhdhusni9227 aku membesaq zaman Tun M... aku alami dan rasa sendiri.. walanon apa tau.. hahah

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@muhdhusni9227 Ini lah akibat orang yg tak tau sejarah Malaysia. Siapa PM Malaysia pada 1981-2003?

[@Nabila-dx8xf]

​@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko tapi dia cakap start taun 70an. spe PM masa 70an

[@jganesh82]

Come on Malaysia. Bring back our old glorious

[@Madanonsociety]

Anwar x boleh nak kembalikan kejayaan Malaysia seperti dahulu..Anwar bukan orang nya. Industri semikonduktor ni pun bukan hasil kerja Anwar...Anwar hanya boleh bersastera sahaja

[@Huahua83]

​@@Madanonsocietyssekarang zaman boikot la..... mana bolh negara luar bolh datang malaysia....😂😂😂😂

[@please9042]

ANWAR TAK LAYAK JADI PERDANA MENTERI. PH TERUK.

[@pupaloco6679]

Koyak ye walaun dlm ni

[@TingTong2568]

@@Huahua83 betul. Semua ikut emosi nak boikot syarikat luar yg mereka anggap ada kaitan dgn sesetengah negara yg mereka amat benci. Takut nanti semua investment kena tarik habis lingkup malaysia nanti

[@aruljakal591]

As neighbor I'm happy to hear that…🇮🇩🇲🇾😊👍

[@muhammadalif3088]

Asalkan jangan menyebarkan hoax lagi😅😅

[@fauziahb8108]

thanks dear

[@graceyswag]

Yes, Malaysian are friendly and easy to work with. Penang food is nice too 🙌🏻

[@nickloong]

🤫We know, but we're just not loud about our achievements.😅😂😊✌️

[@fairuzhussaini7301]

More like we don't cover this enough even in our local news. Too much noise (read: political powerplay) to undermine our little (or in this case, BIG) achievement done.

[@lizott8365]

Diam2 ubi..

[@Pis1989]

1. Semiconductor Industry Hub: Malaysia has become a global hub for advanced chip manufacturing, attracting major players like Intel, NVIDIA, and Texas Instruments. 2. Historical Presence: Malaysia's journey began with Intel's first overseas factory in Penang in 1972. Its strategic location, cost-effective labor, and English-speaking workforce have made it an attractive destination for chipmaking ventures. 3. Diplomatic Finesse: Malaysia's "active neutrality" policy allows it to maintain friendly relations with both superpowers, positioning itself as a safe haven for chip manufacturing amidst escalating tensions. In summary, Malaysia's long-standing presence, strategic location, and diplomatic agility have propelled it to the forefront of the US-China chip war. 🇲🇾💻🌐

[@sarkunanmunis7394]

Great news thanks ❤your channel from Penang Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@mohanifevans3548]

Malaysia is amazing country ❤

[@happymelon7129]

China came to Southeast Asia years before Europe, but only for trade. When Europeans arrived, they began colonizing.

[@vidarodinson5246]

But these change now, Europe coming for trades now, and china wanted to colonizing Southeast Asia.

[@AC-iz7eh]

Don't forget the African continent which is already beholden to them. All those precious minerals and rare elements 🤌🏻

[@goodos0927]

Komunis....of coz la...😁

[@Jason-sf8vx]

Penang has one of the best talent for semi conductor as well as chip making . Therefore don’t pin point or blame Penang for no reason. This industry require high technical knowledge and many countries won’t be able to supply.

[@happymelon7129]

All the country that do well in chip manufacturing , are with Confucianism culture. For chip manufacturing, a high level of discipline is the key, and most Americans today don't possess it. They call it “forced labour" Taiwanese media reported on August 2 that TSMC claimed the production holdup at its Arizona facility was caused by a shortage of trained American labour and that they had sent staff from Taiwan to assist with the factory's development. Labour union officials in Arizona, on the other hand, criticised TSMC for exploiting this as a justification to bring in "low-wage foreign labour."

[@adolft_official]

you mean sweat shop culture?@@happymelon7129

[@juanisaac3964]

Penang has alot of small and medium size companies that support the chip making industriy....penang produces quality precision tools...mold and dies

[@goodos0927]

For sure Penang support for china....

[@namazlur78]

The decision to move from agricultural to industrial economy was made by Dr Mahathir back in the 80's. Back then many big japanese & koreans corporations came to invest. But these are all low end chips. Now as the industry become more mature the advance chip packaging comes in droves.

[@208crtyard]

Yes. Under look east policy. Some students are sent to further study in Korea and Japan

[@danieldaniel9499]

Malaysia🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾❤❤❤

[@doubtful4683]

So at 4:10 First Post talks of active neutrality by Malaysia and put up Indonesia's President's Joko Widodo's face🤦‍♂️? You need your staff to correct this video Palki🙏

[@Aron_justin]

U need to check Ur mind 😂

[@gracewee2737]

Malausian Prime Minister is Anwar Ibrahim

[@vidarodinson5246]

​@@Aron_justinthat man is indeed Joko Widodo, Indonesian current President not malaysian pm.

[@riduanjusoh5034]

Never mind. People make mistakes.

[@basten-tak-cebok]

maybe they think all south-east asian people look the same

[@goolooggg9005]

The CEO of Broadcom Inc one of American big semi conductor company is Hock Tan from Penang Malaysia...

[@resekai]

What does he have anything to do with the topic of this video? Is he involved in the US-China chip war?

[@leealex24]

​@@resekai Technically, he can also move some Broadcom operations to Malaysia.

[@leealex24]

​ @resekai Technically, he can also move some Broadcom operations to Malaysia.

[@deltrinos]

yes ! Tan Hock Eng is a Malaysian-born Chinese-American business executive. He is the CEO of Broadcom Inc and He is from Penang.

[@residen2bandarbarusetiaawa919]

Well done Malaysia from 1970 good dicision by Malaysia Goverment 🇲🇾.

[@mni1120]

Alhamdulillah, rezeki, rahmat dr allah

[@francoislechanceux5818]

For once, I will say this a balanced news reporting. And bravo to Malaysia.

[@hazlinabdulhamid7461]

Malaysia noted..🇲🇾

[@emiumd5992]

I'm Malaysian..didn't even ever heard about this news..where they get this from?

[@tanchengs5502]

@@emiumd5992 Better stay low profile when you're exploiting benefits from 2 rivals, right?

[@alleymittanderson5799]

@@emiumd5992 lol... It is in the news but didnt get into the "tabloid" news portal or tabloit tv Malaysia, because if it was reported then its "look too good" even some said "its propaganda lies" so, dont report it anyway 😂.. If you get what i means 😅 all of this are well spreading around many years and Malaysia are well below radar.. The manufacturing "cold war" in South East Asia was long started from 2008 and it was more intense in 2018 onward between Malaysia - Thai - Vietnam - Indonesia as a bettle field for China, USA and others.. Notice the Vietnam, Thai & Indonesia economic boom? So... There it goes..

[@kwantanianman1435]

we like' black hawk down version '

[@hakimhakim4216]

Somehow it worries me when the world focus on Malaysia 😢

[@inderashahrul1571]

itulah...

[@KausikGupta-lv7ho]

🇲🇾 for Semiconductors 🇻🇳 for electronics 🇹🇭 for automobile 🇮🇩 for Battery manufacturing 🇵🇭 for Tech Services 🇸🇬 for Financial Services 🇮🇳 for China fight 😒--------🇺🇸🇪🇺🇯🇵🇰🇷🇹🇼

[@notanimeedition9208]

Lol green energy? They use electric vehicles? No

[@ginger55555]

Mantabzzzzz malaysia…

[@Huahua83]

Boykotttttttttt😂😂😂😂😂

[@saidali8418]

India was also a British Colony and the fact that English is widely spoken is a bonus and your manpower are enormous and it can be a valuable asset to this country, WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE INDIA IT INDUSTRY GROW TOGETHER LIKE MALAYSIA IN THE FUTURE.

[@s9ka972]

We were much poorer and more looted by British . We are happy that Malaysia is growing .

[@HTeo-og1lg]

The English people looted you, and you are proud to worship your langauage. Geez, I wouldn't believe such enslaved mindset exists, if I hadn't read it here in this puerile comment.

[@kontoloyo1949]

Don't be like that.. This makes konoha very hurt. Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 Malaysia Truly Asia.

[@Abe_tan]

😅😅😅

[@ahmadmad2k]

later, malaysians will go working to konoha, ehhh, hello Tesla

[@goodos0927]

​@@ahmadmad2k Clishe words.... but till now indon workers still increasing in Malaysia...

[@inderashahrul1571]

😂

[@throxe]

@palki... What a pessimistic way to end this report. I've noticed that you get jealous and bitter when other countries achieve feats that India can only dream of (China comes to mind) or when they get enviable opportunities India wish for ( as in this Malaysian case). Your closing remarks suggest that you wish Malaysia derail from this enviable trajectory it's on . How delusional can you get !!!!. .......And you and your team should do proper research and get the facts right before coming to whine on here, your report is riddled with blunders. It shows you know very little to nothing about what you report on.

[@mikewong6815]

Palki Palki Palki, never failing to show your fangs. Envy & bitterness doesn't become you 😅😂

[@darrenkumar8735]

woi pukima chinese you don't play Alibaba games on India most of the time you Chinese talk bad of Malaysia and even blame Malays for the economic misfortune here you pointing at India. nobody asked or talked to Malaysia. india focuses on its own semi conductor while Malaysia become a hot spot for other semi conductors to do business watch your mouth if Malaysia or India go to war your whole country turn rubel in a matter of hours.

[@darrenkumar8735]

@@mikewong6815 woi pukima chinese you don't play Alibaba games on India most of the time you Chinese talk bad of Malaysia and even blame Malays for the economic misfortune here you pointing at India. nobody asked or talked to Malaysia. india focuses on its own semi conductor while Malaysia become a hot spot for other semi conductors to do business watch your mouth if Malaysia or India go to war your whole country turn rubel in a matter of hours.

[@cac1504]

Sour grapes

[@leealex24]

Malaysia going to double its GDP in 10 years, with GDP per capita (US$) exceed US$20,000 by 2030.

[@lawrencef1631]

Contestants: U.S and China *Winner: Malaysia 💀💀💀*

[@norenshah17]

At 4:11 you have the Indonesian president’s pic, not the Malaysian PM’s. Do check

[@felixabdullah8539]

I dont want chip, i want chipsmore. Now u see, now u dont 😂

[@s.vragunathan4403]

# You forgot to mention Malacca / Muar also a Start Pioneer of the Largest Back End/Test facility by Volume & dedicated Manpower. 🤣🤠👌🥂

[@AQGamer525]

I from Malaysia and the answer was easy. Never become racist and no human rights. Always believe in government and respect different cultures

[@houtarouryuiskandar]

Meanwhile in other dimension..

[@joekerr8334]

Malaysia is a racist country ! You know it and I know it. SO cut the BS !

[@AQGamer525]

@@houtarouryuiskandar KOPEK BERKOPEK KOPEK..Kopek

[@Huahua83]

Babi bebabibabibabi😂😂😂😂​@@AQGamer525

[@AQGamer525]

@@Huahua83 Kau boleh cari bahagia kau di tmpt lain tk?

[@MoModeMoN89]

Ms Pakli is not well informed enough, Malaysia semi conductors is an essential part of the Taiwan's semi conductors supply chain. Malaysia has not just an English speak population but a Chinese one, which gives it an advantage over Vietnam, Thailand and India. Not to mention, Malaysia engineering is better than that of India, Vietnam or Thailand. Ms Pakli also forgot to mention, Malaysia controls the Melaka's straits with Indonesia. Something India tends to lie about

[@RamanandSinghRajput]

When did Muslims in Malaysia started speaking 🍊 ?? & How it's engineering is better while it has not much or any High quality technological institutes

[@user-ln6rj9oe3j]

You are also not well informed..Any ships have to go thru Indian Ocean before reaching that part of yours so called melaka straits..Guess who controls indian ocean.Indian Navals Any blockade Your country&neigbours will suffer Have melaka strait is like an alley one way in&out. Lots of disadvantage I guess your country lied in your history book jst to make you all feel good not knowing when crisses happens between China&India your countries will suffer.Indian Ocean will be under curfew Tech were far more advance then your country even 50 years back then dont even argue about it.

[@darrenkumar8735]

woi pukima chinese you don't play Alibaba games on India most of the time you Chinese talk bad of Malaysia and even blame Malays for the economic misfortune here you pointing at India. nobody asked or talked to Malaysia. india focuses on its own semi conductor while Malaysia become a hot spot for other semi conductors to do business watch your mouth if Malaysia or India go to war your whole country turn rubel in a matter of hours.

[@dongiovanni8899]

@@RamanandSinghRajput Universiti Sains Malaysia in Penang has good engineering and computer science faculties

[@Balangair1]

The Indians will claim they control the northern gateway to the Malacca Straits. Claims...

[@yuzachilles5414]

If they already been here in Malaysia for decede it's mean its started during tun M reigns

[@hazlinabdulhamid7461]

Malaysia noted..🇲🇾

[@brownyskitchen5614]

This is becoz of tge devekopment n achievement made by dr mahatir mohamed..hats ofF to hin.

[@kpwong5040]

You have a very unhealthy sense of skepticism. How about wishing Malaysia well?

[@pikachue602]

Obviously she's not here for cheerleading anybody

[@vidarodinson5246]

She is part of indiancentrism, what can you hope from people like her?

[@shahrimanshahnaz7008]

​@@pikachue602shes playing both sides for views

[@pikachue602]

@@shahrimanshahnaz7008 she stated what's to be stated... Views ,she can earn many if she were to join some mega mainstream media houses.. She has many options.. She knows many languages.. Includi Hindi, Kannada both have a mega market.. Both those speakers are not aware of her coz she speaks in English

[@shahrimanshahnaz7008]

@@pikachue602 she wanted freedom and more views while on it

[@annaimmersive153]

Amazing

[@rhinolimes]

So my question is will 5G remains to Ericsson provider to DNB? or will still award to Huawei as next 5G deployment for DNB?

[@liowyew]

Factories need a stable ground to make chips. No earthquakes and natural disasters. Malaysia does not have earthquakes and major disasters like typhoons

[@luckyxpunk]

Great news

[@sarawanan7626]

Yes..as a #Malaysian we are proud to say we are a friendly country..we are against the war..and we know the US and China are in the chip war..we also know the world politics even we are a small country..#ProudToBeMalaysian ❤❤🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@lingyt1001]

We Malaysian just want to do work quietly just like the rest of the world. You guys play geopolitics jauh jauh, okay?

[@RichardVrong876]

Let the two superpowers fight. The neutral party has the most to gain. Both powers are courting the neutral party.

[@_nom_]

China is no good.

[@garryjohntamang4930]

Malaysia boleh 🎉🎉🎉

[@kitlee4486]

Yes, Malaysia has been in semi conductor in 1980, till today. Intel, Samsung, Huawei, dell, western digital,Texas instruments, Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba, and many more. Are here since 1980.

[@jijoious]

not just microchip🇲🇾we also provide chocolate chip , phish🐟& chip , ai🫡ai chip , not to mention🐿️chip & dale🛟 rescue⚡ranger😜

[@amiemohan8578]

Yes we Malaysia have many semicon factories around FTZ Melaka BT Berendam…

[@hazmanriess8949]

Penang dan Melaka...Semiconductor Penang lebih besar

[@johankasah1121]

4:07 You are showing Indonesia president Joko Widodo instead of Malaysian PM.

[@Abe_tan]

That shows thw admin is an @hole. Know nuts but still wanna make a content

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

Not only lam research in Penang. In Singapore too like applied materials

[@nevidimka6353]

Feeling sour Palki sharma, that India was not chosen? We re frinedly to both nations, and it will not blow up in our faces as we are a small neutral country, not a country with ambitious geopilitics.

[@vikassayan]

Don't worry we just started making our own chip manufacturing industries, unlike Malaysia which is looking at East and West.

[@mayfoo02]

​@@vikassayanwell gd for u. N all the best

[@prabak7739]

​@@vikassayanbut the last time I heard it derailed with $$$billions gone down the drain. Anyway, wish your country the best in its second endeavour.

[@vikassayan]

@@prabak7739 Yeah, Don't know about money going into the drain but the deal was stopped at negotiations. This timeTATAs took over. Total three manufacturing units.

[@thayalansinnathamby7518]

​@vikassayan India need to speed up ,everything is super slow in India,I think its batter to have controlled democracy like Singapore and Malaysia as being too democratic actually slowed progress in india

[@gokusan9460]

Watching from Malaysia..thanks palki sharma for the news

[@joet5713]

90% of rare earth metals is refine in China. You need rare earth metals to make chips. So what will happen to America and it allies if China is totally ban export of rare earth metals. Because of all the rare earth metals China have China chip will always be cheaper. So nobody can compete with China

[@joet5713]

This is what America said “ it will take America and it allies 10 years to catch up with China in rare earth metals refining technology “. That what America said

[@PSA17]

If you says they refine.. anyone will start that process.. only need the REM from other countries where it is present..

[@zazaza5535]

Malaysia produces, processes and exports rare elements through a joint venture with Lynas, an Australian company.

[@sakurakou2009]

Malaysia had good relationship with both china and usa

[@joet5713]

@@zazaza5535Malaysia only export raw rare earth metals to Australia. Not the refining one. Only China have the technology to refine rare earth metals

[@kfnoor8953]

You pronounced my island correctly...'Pinang' 💖💖💖

[@zultriova89]

penang.. 😂

[@WSup1234]

Tq PMX good job

[@talkbigdosmall3192]

it not about pm, it doesn't matter who as PM they will invest because now US and China chip war. and also malaysia strategic place by routes as global port

[@WSup1234]

@@talkbigdosmall3192 then why US trade war with China and also chip war with taiwan in 2018-2020 they didn’t come to Malaysia but go to Vietnam? It’s because PMX hard work and marketing and good MITI work. You have to give credit when it’s due

[@Madanonsociety]

​@@WSup1234 sorry..ini bukan kejayaan BMX u. Ini kejayaan gov sebelum2 ni yg membangunkan industri semikonduktor

[@elyasmalau]

​@@WSup1234agreed

[@shahrimanshahnaz7008]

​@@WSup1234becoz between 2020 and 2024 more new developments happened on world stage like wars etc nothing to do with pmx.

[@ysvince]

Penang, the Pearl of the Orient, 5 to 8 years down the road, reclaim land (PSI- Penang South Island) will be built for future industrial and international trade opportunities, not far from the current Free Industrial Zone. LRT system (Light Railway Train) is taking place, it will be connecting busy cities both in Penang Island and mainland Butterworth. Also few major highways too will be completed in these 2-3 years time.

[@MalaysianPerspective]

Dear Palki Sharma and team, kindly correct the mistake at 4:08 where you show Joko Widodo the president of Indonesia instead of DS Anwar Ibrahim the architect Prime Ministers of Malaysian economic recovery. SYABAS MALAYSIA NAMA MU BAKAL GEMILANG KEMBALI DI BAWAH PIMPINAN DATO SERI ANWAR IBRAHIM

[@khalidalaudin616]

Terbaik DATO SERI ANWAR IBRAHIM 👍

[@sureskumar4180]

kuat minum kencing ni...

[@eugp4198]

It is good news for Malaysia but we might have another problem which is high skilled labor shortage that could be an issue.. More and more of our younger generation prefer geek economy and setting their ambition as youtuber, KOL, content creator etc. Food delivery riders, e-hailing drivers are everywhere. Science and Math no longer interest them.. And with our PISA scores are getting lower than our neighboring countries like Vietnam. Other countries have move on while we are still debating whether Science and Math should be taught in BM or English.. I foresee that the country would likely to import high skill workers from other countries like India, China, the middle east. This phenomenal is already happening in our local IT industry.. We allow foreign chip makers to setup their plant here but benefitting foreign talents..

[@mayfoo02]

That's why our govt is stepping up the game on TVET but it will take time for the programme to increase the number of technologically savvy workers. Companies r also roped in to work with universities to train Stem graduates. In a year or 2, well probably see the results of ti's effort trickling in n eventually gain momentum. Rome is not built in a day

[@kita_komen4391]

the key is high income. You need to create these jobs first and they will follow. Lots of these graduates go into gig economy because grad salary is lower. DDon't worry about foreign talents, your concern was addressed by Lew Kuan Yew in the 80s when the Singaporean complain about the same thing.

[@ellefc]

Gig

[@teejay7256]

Dear Palki Sharma and Firstpost, 4.10 is Indonesian Prime Minister Joko Widodo, nothing to do with Msia. My friend working with Texas Instrument in Penang, Msia. The top management decided not to open a manufacturing plant in Chennai India few years ago cause there is no guarantee wheteher the state gov can supply water or not. 😂😂😂. I hope u get what i mean dear Palki.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

The hub for semi conductor is all over the west coast. Not only penang and kedah states. Eco system is solid, compared to vietnam, india, thailand.

[@hasinabegum1038]

More solid then Taiwan?

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@hasinabegum1038 tsmc is the top.

[@anonymous13141]

And the Malaysian Ringgit is experiencing all time low towards the USD. Despite all these news.

[@houtarouryuiskandar]

Try to see turkish lira bro, we are good enough at deffend our currency against usd 😌

[@motorcyclesdream6921]

Yeah..Pinang lets go..!!!

[@umeshkhanna5073]

As far as i known, malaysia has always been a chip manufacturer for quite long.

[@samroyse-sn3vr]

Please research your story well and present the video in a professional way. Do not use the picture of another country's leader trying to push it as Malaysian. Please show some journalist professionalism. Show some integrity. How many other misrepresentations have you made in your other videos.

[@user-tb5uq7wc3f]

Is not china America chip war it's America chip war

[@iqbalbhq6884]

China make 7NM Microchip lmao

[@pedroh2435]

I’m surprised that the Indian bot didn’t add india with China and USA🤣

[@leealex24]

Maybe Malaysia is the only place in the world where American and Chinese companies can co-exist and prosper with the developed infra and talent here. lol.

[@hasinabegum1038]

​@@leealex24Singapore?

[@vidarodinson5246]

​@@pedroh2435they often self inserted type of people, as if the world count them in 😂

[@herberthue7273]

I love to hear this..

[@iqbalmuhammad2920]

From a geopolitical point of view, Malaysia fought ferociously to stay neutral, consistently remains in the middle lane of global conflicts or frictions (except for Palestine). So in this specific case of Trade War between USA & China, Malaysia will benefit because it remain friendly & accomodative to both China & the USA. The last issue with Huawei, Malaysia were among a few who refused to bow down to USA's demand to block or ban Huawei for Telco equipment. Malaysia is not unique however in this aspect. Many ASEAN nations hold similar position e.g. Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore.

[@geelegeedi2948]

We support you from Somalia 🇸🇴 i like your channel

[@simoneyoga7743]

SpaceX made a splash today, Starship will begin multi-planetary life.

[@dasingupaneer5712]

In Malaysia we have all kind of talented peoples in every sector and we welcome anyone to come and invest is because we Malaysian’s live in peace and harmony together with many races and religions..not like other part of the world too many internal problems..I love my country ❤

[@thegamexxx9011]

indonesia is the leading chip maker country making chip in kopiko factory in java island

[@halmyyusoff5696]

They have manufactured singkong chips from tapioka for centuries.

[@kktong83]

You mean Starbucks Java Chips , just joking

[@AC-iz7eh]

Potato chips 😂

[@kesatria_gelap]

but malaysia currency turn downward among south east countries

[@shahrimanshahnaz7008]

Making it cheaper for foreign investors, which can make it upwards once again

[@DarielNiraav-sx2ez]

IM from Malaysia. Yes we are working for Excellence and Harmony.

[@mohammadridwanagustiawan1202]

Btw on 4:10 is the face of Indonesian president, not Malaysia PM

[@makauonesmus7357]

India will loose whenever there's competition 😢😢😢

[@Aron_justin]

No

[@darrenkumar8735]

woi pukima chinese you don't play Alibaba games on India most of the time you Chinese talk bad of Malaysia and even blame Malays for the economic misfortune here you pointing at India. nobody asked or talked to Malaysia. india focuses on its own semi conductor while Malaysia become a hot spot for other semi conductors to do business watch your mouth if Malaysia or India go to war your whole country turn rubel in a matter of hours.

[@shahrimanshahnaz7008]

​@@Aron_justinyes my friend...loose is loose, courtesy of Russel Peters

[@kisahbenar3074]

Wait n see. 😊

[@kivarshan5011]

The problem is, India love to make an "open war". Your strong diplomacy should be on neutral.

[@huas5350]

Doesn’t everyone say that semiconductor companies have moved to India? Why Malaysia and not India?

[@s9ka972]

India got just US part of investment where as Malaysia got both US and China

[@prabak7739]

​@@s9ka972also Germany, UK, Australia, and many more.

[@vidarodinson5246]

Not really, semiconductor productions are not focus on one country but many country.

[@rusnahjohare8931]

Alhamdulillah.❤

[@amandagrant4331]

Well done Malaysia

[@eugp4198]

Showing Malaysia and Jokowi on the same page.. funny journalism..

[@rainhazel249]

Kokowi just a president of konoha islands.....even can't speak FLUENTLY IN ENGLISH