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This is the value Malaysia’s new semiconductor task force wants to capture. The good news is that Malaysia already has a mature chip cluster. Major chip makers including NXP, Infineon and Texas Instruments have been operating in the country since the 1970s.
China for the first time flew the home-grown C919 narrowbody passenger jet in an international aviation event on Tuesday, securing more orders for it and the ARJ21 regional jet on the opening day of the Singapore Airshow.
JAKARTA -- Competition in Indonesia's electric vehicle market is intensifying as Vietnamese automotive manufacturer VinFast and China's BYD enter Southeast Asia's largest economy with passenger car debuts.
TOKYO -- SoftBank Group on Tuesday said it will establish a robotics joint venture with a unit of Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund to manufacture industrial robots.
In December 2022, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the key maker of the world’s most cutting-edge chips, said it planned to spend $40 billion in Arizona on its first major U.S. hub for semiconductor production.
U.S. President Joe Biden's administration intends to relax limits on tailpipe emissions that are designed to get Americans to move from gas-powered cars to electric vehicles, the New York Times reported, citing people familiar with the plan.
Volkswagen Group is reviewing the future of its joint venture in the Xinjiang region of northwestern China and another German industrial giant is starting to sell its stakes there following new international scrutiny of forced labor by predominantly Muslim ethnic groups.
The sense among some, analysts say, is that Ukraine is geographically distant from Japan and that the problem should be handled by European nations.