Malaysia signs deal with British chip giant Arm to bolster semiconductor ambitions

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NE Colo. Economic Development Consortia awarded $50K CHIPS market study grant

Northeast Colorado Economic Development Organizations Consortia was announced Tuesday as the recipient of a $50,000 Colorado CHIPS Community Support Program market study grant from the Global Business Development Division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade. The consortia includes Sedgwick, Phillips, Morgan, Logan, Washington and Yuma counties. It is one of five entities receiving grants in this cycle. The market…

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Malaysia gambles on a semiconductor deal

What’s happened?Malaysia has signed a strategic partnership with Arm Holdings, a UK-based chip architecture company, to acquire advanced semiconductor design blueprints for US$250m. The agreement, spread over ten years, includes training for 10,000 local engineers and aims to transition Malaysia’s dominant role in chip assembly and testing to high-value semiconductor design. While Malaysia will gain access to Arm’s blueprints and will be success…

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ARM semiconductor HQ deal began with a conversation at KL20 Summit, says Rafizi

KUALA LUMPUR: Economy Minister Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli has detailed how UK-based semiconductor giant ARM Holdings Plc (ARM) selected Kuala Lumpur as the site for its first Asean headquarters. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

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Malaysia signs deal with British chip giant Arm to bolster semiconductor ambitions

KUALA LUMPUR: British chip giant Arm Holdings signed an agreement with Malaysia on Wednesday (Mar 5) to bolster the Southeast Asian country's efforts to produce high-end semiconductors amid the US-Chi

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ARM to sign $250M chip deal with Malaysia

The SoftBank-backed chipmaker has signed an agreement with the Malaysian government to bolster the country's chip design ecosystem.

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Malaysia Signs $250 Million Deal With SoftBank's Arm to Boost Semiconductor Industry