Malaysia, the world's sixth-largest semiconductor exporter, is preparing to move further up the value chain in the semiconductor industry. The government is investing heavily and aims to train 60,000 local semiconductor engineers. This initiative is expected to help Malaysia secure more benefits in the global chip competition.








Besi APac Sdn. Bhd.

No. 3, Jalan 26/7, Seksyen 26,
40400 Shah Alam, Selangor,
Malaysia

Tel: +60 3 5514 7777
Fax: +60 3 5192 9416


Besi is a global company with headquarters in Duiven, the Netherlands. It operates 8 facilities in Asia and Europe for development and production activities, as well as 13 sales and service offices across Europe, Asia and North America.


At the end of 2023 Besi employed a total of 1,870 employees. of whom approximately 66% were based in Asia and 34% were based in Europe and North America.

**Field**	**Details**
**Company Name**	BESI APAC SDN. BHD.
**Company Registration No.**	0206981D / 199001015311
**Nature of Business**	MANUFACTURING AND SALE OF PRECISION TOOLS AND DIES, SPARES AND OTHER PRECISION DEVICES. ASSEMBLY OF EQUIPMENT, MARKETING AND SERVICE OF EQUIPMENT FOR THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY.
**Date of Registration**	1990-10-31
**State**	SELANGOR

# Equipment Technician
**Location:** Lubbock (TX), USA

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## Job Description

**Functions / Duties**	**Responsibilities**
Electronic and electro-mechanical maintenance, repair, and qualification of semiconductor equipment.	Repair, maintain, and qualify process equipment.
Interface with Production and Engineering personnel on equipment and production problems and solutions.	Interface and work with Production & Engineering staff on process & production problems.
Need to be flexible as work schedules may have to be adjusted to cover different shifts.	Identify root causes for equipment-related problems.
	Document work as directed.
	Learn area critical process requirements.
	Assist manufacturing as needed.

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## Current Skills / Competencies:

**#**	**Skill/Competency**	**Description**
1	Electronics knowledge	Understanding of electronics concepts and systems.
2	Ability to interpret schematic drawings	Ability to read and understand electrical, plumbing, and pneumatic diagrams.
3	***** Mechanical aptitude ********	Skill in understanding and working with mechanical systems and tools.
4	Training on safe handling of process gases and chemicals	Knowledge and training in safely handling gases and chemicals in a process environment.
5	Good verbal and written communication skills	Proficiency in communicating clearly both in writing and speaking.
6	Proven team player and self-starter	Ability to work well in a team and take initiative independently.
7	Good problem-solving and decision-making skills	Ability to identify problems and make sound decisions to resolve them.
8	Strong Microsoft computer skills	Proficiency in Microsoft Office and other computer applications.
9	Some heavy lifting required	Physical capability to lift heavy items when needed.
10	PLC knowledge a plus	Knowledge of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) is advantageous.

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## On-the-Job Training Provided:

**Training**

Hi-Vac systems & troubleshooting

Hi-Voltage systems & troubleshooting

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## Job Requirements
### Minimum Requirements:

**Requirement**

A.S. degree in Electrical Engineering or Electronic Engineering Technologies, Military certification, or equivalent experience in a related technical field.

Mechanical aptitude" refers to a person's ability to understand and work with machines or mechanical systems. It means being good at figuring out how things like tools, engines, or machines work, and being able to fix or use them.

People with mechanical aptitude can easily understand how parts fit together and how to solve problems with mechanical objects.





GlobalFoundries Announces Opening of New Malaysia Office to Support Global Manufacturing Operations

September 26, 2023

Engineering team in Penang, Malaysia is part of a strategic hub network that will provide round-the-clock support for GF’s global manufacturing operations

Penang office will utilize the latest digital manufacturing technologies such as remote access and state-of-the-art Factory Control Tower




New site will create 300 new jobs for engineering and manufacturing support roles in Penang


SINGAPORE, SEPTEMBER 26, 2023 –

GlobalFoundries (Nasdaq: GFS) (GF) today announced the official opening of a new hub facility in Penang, Malaysia. This new facility will create 300 high-value manufacturing support roles, including technicians, engineers, administrative and support functions.

The GF Malaysia office is part of a strategic hub network that leverages the Company’s global footprint and complements GF’s global fab operations by providing engineering resources to supplement operations on a real-time basis. This site will utilize the latest digital manufacturing technologies such as remote access, Industry 4.0 solutions and GF’s state-of-the-art Factory Control Tower.

The event was graced by Yang Amat Berhormat Tuan Chow Kon Yeow, Chief Minister of Penang, Dato’ Loo Lee Lian, CEO of InvestPenang, guests from Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), and Kay Chai (KC) Ang, Chief Manufacturing Officer of GlobalFoundries, amongst others.

The new Penang operation will ensure that all of GF’s global manufacturing sites in Singapore, the U.S., and Europe have fundamental round-the-clock support enabling the company to maintain supply chain resiliency and sustainability for global operations, as GF continues to deliver on our commitments to meet the market demand for GF chips.

“Our newly opened Malaysia operations will leverage the strengths of our existing global manufacturing footprint and harmonize operations across all sites, offering customers truly world-class global operations,” said Mr. Kay Chai (KC) Ang, Chief Manufacturing Officer, GlobalFoundries.


“Penang is a vibrant location at the forefront of semiconductor manufacturing innovation. The forward-thinking policies of the government have built a strong ecosystem and attracted a large base of highly skilled talent in our industry that will enable us to diversify our talent pool,” he added.

YAB Tuan Chow Kon Yeow, Chief Minister of Penang, stated, “At a time where business and supply chain resiliency are key priorities, GlobalFoundries’ global manufacturing footprint sets the company ahead of the pack.

Particularly, the Company’s emphasis on digital manufacturing also aligns with Penang’s goals and roadmap as we continue to anchor our position as the Silicon Valley of the East.”

Ts. Mahadhir Aziz, Chief Executive Officer of Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) said, “MDEC is elated to welcome GlobalFoundries onto our shores. The establishment of its new hub facility signifies confidence in Malaysia’s robust and enabling ecosystem, our pool of digitally skilled talent and world-class infrastructure that affirms Malaysia’s position as the digital hub of ASEAN.


Through the Malaysia Digital (MD) national strategic initiative and PEMANGKIN programs, we look forward to supporting GlobalFoundries’ expansion in Malaysia, transforming our digital capabilities, creating job opportunities, and further enhancing growth in the digital economy.”

Malaysia hopes to achieve a 15% market share in the semiconductor and electronics industry by 2030, up from 13%. The State, via InvestPenang, strives to provide continuous assistance and facilitation for all investors in Penang, while spearheading the development of a sustainable industrial ecosystem, and GF stands ready to support this effort with the opening of its new office.

The GF Malaysia office is located at Bayan Lepas, Penang, and will be a complement to the recently opened GF Singapore fabrication plant. The close proximity between both countries provides opportunities for cross-border initiatives and broadening the talent pool.

About InvestPenang

InvestPenang is the Penang State Government’s principal agency for promotion of investment. Its objectives are to develop and sustain Penang’s economy by enhancing and continuously supporting business activities in the State through foreign and local investments, including spawning viable new growth centers. To realize its objectives, InvestPenang also runs initiatives like the SMART Penang Center (providing assistance to SMEs) and Penang CAT Center (for talent attraction and retention). For more information, please visit https://investpenang.gov.my/ and follow InvestPenang’s social media channels: Facebook; LinkedIn.

About GF

GlobalFoundries (GF) is one of the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturers. GF is redefining innovation and semiconductor manufacturing by developing and delivering feature-rich process technology solutions that provide leadership performance in pervasive high growth markets. GF offers a unique mix of design, development and fabrication services. With a talented and diverse workforce and an at-scale manufacturing footprint spanning the U.S., Europe and Asia, GF is a trusted technology source to its worldwide customers. For more information, visit www.gf.com.

©GlobalFoundries Inc., GF, GlobalFoundries, the GF logos and other GF marks are trademarks of GlobalFoundries Inc. or its subsidiaries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.




GLOBALFOUNDRIES MALAYSIA SDN. BHD.

1C-03-01, One Precinct,
Lengkok Mayang Pasir,
Bayan Baru
Penang 11950, Malaysia

**Field**	**Details**
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**Company Name**	INTEL ELECTRONICS (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD.
**Company Registration No.**	0378178K / 199601005832
**Nature of Business**	TO CARRY ON BUSINESS OF WAFER FABRICATION, WAFER LEVEL PACKAGING AND OTHER MANUFACTURING ACTIVITIES
**Date of Registration**	1996-02-28
**State**	PULAU PINANG

In the global semiconductor value chain, Malaysia has always been a global center for testing and assembling – and no-one knows that better than Intel Corp. The US chip giant has been in the Southeast Asian nation for the last 51 years, with Malaysia opening Intel’s first international manufacturing facility in 1972.

In December 2021, the company renewed its commitment, that includes a US$7 billion investment over the course of a decade, bringing the total investment in Malaysia by the US chip giant to US$14 billion as of 2032. The US$7 billion in investments is mainly to increase the size of its operations in Penang and Kulim, Kedah.

As it is, Malaysia is Intel’s largest offshore site, with a workforce exceeding 10,000 employees across two campuses in Penang and Kulim. It is one of the largest assembly and test facilities, and a mature site with multi-functions in manufacturing, design, development, and local and global support services.





This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jan 5 2025, 03:11 PM

And all of them just cross over the border for better pay

😂🤭👀🍟🍿🍷

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jun 8 2024, 12:40 AM

What is this? call centre for GF?

It feels like a small operation here in Malaysia , definitely not Fab and semiconductor packaging but the media is trying to "hype" this up as though Global Foundry is setting up a fab.

Anyone in the industry that knows the real news on what this is.

Control centre?







This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jan 1 2025, 12:10 AM

good luck.

I just found out some young people not stem, earning 5k.
stem job pay 5k too?

Chip manufacturers in the SiC industry are currently increasing their internal capacity to meet rising demand, particularly for electric vehicles that use SiC power devices. Infineon, a heavyweight in power electronics, is making headlines with its plan to build the world’s largest 200mm SiC fab in Kulim, Malaysia.

The original investment budget was €2 billion, but a further €5 billion has now been earmarked for construction. The first phase is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024. Infineon's new SiC fab, Kulim 3, is adjacent to 200 mm silicon fabs and represents a significant expansion in Malaysia.

**Company Name**	INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD.
-----------------------------------------	--------------------------------------------
**Company Registration No.**	0056645D / 198001002861
**Nature of Business**	MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF SEMICONDUCTORS
**Date of Registration**	1980-03-29
**State**	MELAKA

Field	Details
--------------------------	-----------------------------------------
Company Name	INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (KULIM) SDN. BHD.
Company Registration No.	0679693W / 200501002647
Nature of Business	MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF SEMICONDUCTORS
Date of Registration	2005-01-27
State	KEDAH

Field	Details
--------------------------	----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Company Name	INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (PENANG) SDN. BHD.
Company Registration No.	0613545T / 200301011125
Nature of Business	1. RENDERING SERVICES IN THE CORPORATE SUPPORT FUNCTION TO ITS RELATED COMPANIES WITHIN INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES AND CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION GROUP OF COMPANIES. 2. SORT AND PACK SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES AND THEIR COMPONENT PARTS FOR ITS PENULTIMATE HOLDING COMPANY, CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION.
Date of Registration	2003-04-28
State	PULAU PINANG

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jan 5 2025, 03:11 PM

Hope 1 day malaysia can have high salary job like singapore








Almost done..

Penang Intel expansion

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jun 8 2024, 12:54 AM

and they want to teach STEM in malay

real engineers are "engineered"... when will people learn that they can't be trained or from no where....

Keep supporting Palestine and see if the heavy serious sanctions incoming will totally cripple our semiconductor exporter ambitions or not.

This post has been edited by Etude8891: Jun 8 2024, 07:17 AM

actually most factory in penang just do low class job not high tech cutting edge technology here

surprises me in they didnt set up a factory in sarawak where abundance of electricity & water. Especially in Bintulu.

Malaysia needs to think bigger.

Don't stop at SEMIconductor.

Go for FULLYconductor!

#voteforjunky

EXACTLY!
All hype & spin!

Malaysia? Juz train more ostardz lah

Working in SG is always high risk kena retrenched cos many companies r relocating to Msia to pay ringgit

because it's not the company, it's the employer's and malaysian culture's fault

Kesian PuAS Kulim tak laku dah.

and salary 1.5k? topkek

Need talent to work there as well. With work permit requirement, it is not attractive to set up operation there.

Need more than cheap electricity and water. Penang has a deep E&E ecosystem already so it makes sense to set up there. Bintulu only has oil and gas with low population and inferior infrastructure.

Salary in semiconductor industry is a joke la.

shhhhhhhhhhhhhh

include intel ,dell ,renesas?

Malaysia now have 5000?

Singapore high

4000- 5000

Enjoy while u can before CCP push the price of chips even lower...

But taiwan not scare wor


China have such ability to push low price?

the world notices









This post has been edited by damonlbs: Jun 8 2024, 08:03 AM

Meanwhile TSMC going to SG.


TAIPEI, June 6 — An affiliate of Taiwan chip titan TSMC has joined Dutch chip maker NXP to announce plans to build a new US$7.8 billion factory in Singapore to make processors for the auto and mobile end markets.

https://www.malaymail.com/news/money/2024/0...ant-plan/138423

This post has been edited by MGM: Jun 8 2024, 08:04 AM

Taiwan on the surface not scare at the moment (but fighting to be the best, no way out).

But those smaller players waiting to 'retire'...

taiwan keep promoting malaysia









This post has been edited by damonlbs: Jun 8 2024, 08:14 AM

22% fail modern maths in SPM.........

Electrical Engineer need Add Maths, Calculus, Algebra etc.....bole ke ?

TSMC NTD2m for MSc fresh grad = RM24k/month.........how much Msia offering again ?

https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20240312PD2...university.html

Infineon’s wafer fabrication facility in Kulim High Tech Park, Kedah, is its first wafer fab in Asia and presently employs 1,500 staff. The Kulim plant has recently embarked on an expansion plan which includes a new 12,000 sqm fab facility with the potential to double production capacity.



The new facility is positioned as a manufacturing competence centre focusing on megatrend technologies for energy efficiency and automotive industries.
Located in a dedicated high-tech park with good infrastructure and access to the airport, the north-south highway and related universities



Backed by the experience of our skilled workforce, we have been able to operate in compliance to global ISO, TS as well as automotive standards by keeping a zero defect mindset from Day One.

Biar betul. Is it 60,000 Engineers with Engineering degree or 60,000 workers in semiconductor engineering and manufacturing field? Two different things.

When people think about semiconductor, most only think about cutting edge TSMC, 2nm etc.

But the ecosystem is bigger than that. The idea is focus on other parts (packaging, testing, integration etc). Sure, it is not as glamorous as TSMC, but it you build on what you have and can do.

This would be more feasible than setting up another national project with world level expectation only to failed and need bail out years down the road.

engineer or operator?

Malaysia ke arah kuasa besar!!

The best scenario is to create 60,000 or more jobs for technicians and engineers in the semiconductor industry in Malaysia.

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jun 8 2024, 09:08 AM

AMD/NVDA>all

Even the standard of "engineer" now in Penang is majority "don't give a shit"/"not my job" attitude.
If there's nothing for them to copy, then it's not their job to figure out.

Test reports were even faked like no tomorrow.

I personally don't think we can train "engineer".
It's more to personal motivation to learna nd strive better on individual core values.
So good luck.

And want to teach STEM in bm.

Actually the core of the semicon industry being in Penang actually loses out many talents from the middle and south o peninsula Malaysia. Many of my batch mates from Selangor and KL came back to here after spending a few years in Penang, even myself because our family and friends are not there in Penang. People from the south of Malaysia would just go to Singapore due to being close to their hometown and SGD.

If the semiconductor industry in spread out to Klang valley I think they might be able to attract more talent in the industry

UITM grads kan byk, can hire them. Type C need to go over border since never get place in local univ. cam mana nak bayaq balik hutang?

"engineers"

Real engineer went obersee already, gomen here promote low skill worker bangla pakistani and pay peanuts.

eh...eh.....

best electrical engineer course in msia here...

https://engineering.uitm.edu.my/electrical/...id=8&Itemid=108

UITM

Bleh

Cannot even do 1mm size

🍷🍿🍟👀🤭

TSMC now doing 2nm, and UITM is 1mm ?

i need helpp my fren chatgpt knows.....



The size difference between 1 millimeter (mm) and 2 nanometers (nm) is quite significant.

1 millimeter is equal to 10−310−3 meters, or one-thousandth of a meter. This is a common unit used to measure lengths in everyday situations, like the width of a pencil lead or the diameter of small objects.

On the other hand, 2 nanometers is much smaller. A nanometer is 10−910−9 meters, or one-billionth of a meter. Nanometers are often used to describe the size of atoms and molecules because they are so incredibly small.

So, to compare:

1 millimeter is equal to 106106 nanometers (1,000,000 nanometers).
2 nanometers is, well, just 2 nanometers.

Therefore, the size difference between 1 millimeter and 2 nanometers is enormous, with the millimeter being many orders of magnitude larger than the nanometer.

Yes, cause the fab is in Taiwan
Come here do the programming, trimming, testing, packaging only.
Lagi lagi most of it done by sub con
And Engineers pay in semicon very low. Do grab earns even more

This post has been edited by iEatCuteDogs: Jun 8 2024, 10:06 AM

Sarcasm because uitm

🤭👀🍟🍿🍷

msia #1 for testing and packaging

Doggie say AMD and Intel in MY juz do low cost job packaging only la

Got... sungei way lorr.... all factories there closed already hahaha

Anjingliar

the best course produce the best graduates but there no job here for them

the course and the job is 2 separated thing

According to someone in the meeting chaired by zafrul, the numbers (500b, 60k) were pulled out of zafrul"s ass. Initial estimates were 100b investment and 12k talent. The 12k includes tvet, diploma and degree in microelectronics. Safe to say, Malaysia won't be getting 500b investment by 2030.


If you know which company to apply, latest top number is 6 - 6.5k for fresh grad. Tough work though.

Electronics industry staff don't really need the IR. title. So, by definition, they're all anjingliar.

well nowadays got computer aided simulation, don't need hand calculation. what's needed is debugging skills and put up a solution and let computer solve it.

PM which company please.

PM sent

Are you sure you can tahan working for TSMC? The pay is above Average in taiwan.

GG factory paying Staff engineer 7mil NTD even many taiwan people quit.

Who they hire? kedahan still no jobs need to go other state.

Later is field operator =/= Engineer.

They do PCB board? 1mm is the thickness wire on my PCB board back in uni..

Bingo

Nowadays engineer works like coordinator instead

What if I told you there's a programme that can net you a job at infineon with fresh grad salary that's up to 20% above engineer salary there. You'll be doing the same work as the engineers in infineon. It's a 3 year programme, so you'll end up studying less that those anjingliars.

For diploma or degree fresh graduate?

Infineon melaka?
Penang?
Kulim?


May share more info?

Kulim. They'll pay you 20% more for first class. Even if you don't get that, you'll get around 10% above anjingliar level celery.

Edit: degree. But only if you take a certain programme.

This post has been edited by spursfan: Jun 9 2024, 10:22 PM

Sg bro?
My friend in AMD. Brp salary he get ?

I'm 30+

Senior engineer in pretty big n old german based MNC.

Salary baru mau touch 5k.

Lol.

But same age staff engineer touch 9k

Why don't you come to Singapore?

You could earn at least a basic salary of SGD 3500 to SGD 4000, not including overtime and allowances.


3500 SGD * 3.40 MYR/SGD
= 11,900 MYR



4000 SGD * 3.40 MYR/SGD
= 13,600 MYR



A lot of difference!!

How many years have you worked at the German MNC?

Semiconductor sector right?

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jun 10 2024, 01:58 AM

Above average?

Based on official 2022 stats:
Median salary: 0.52mil NTD
90th percentile: 1.26mil NTD

2mil NTD is like 97-99th percentile

https://earnings.dgbas.gov.tw/experience_sub_01.aspx

Reporting (not so) live from Intel's Pelican

dream job of every taiwanese graduate is to work for TSMC.

Taiwan economy = TSMC

Hsin Chu (HQ of TSMC) has the highest income in Taiwan. Taipei has the highest asset.

this one is the new PG17 office or the new fab behind PG12?

This post has been edited by ipohps3: Jun 10 2024, 06:51 AM

if only SG wants you, competition is high. also, if work live eat in SGD, not much difference.

This post has been edited by ipohps3: Jun 10 2024, 06:56 AM

Photo taken by you?

Sg food is cheap compare to my.


$5 still can find chicken rice,fishball noodles,curry mee,duck rice,nasi lemak,mee soto,mee goreng,....

Now rental start drop as many people moved to danga bay condo or jb custom condo

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jun 10 2024, 07:53 AM

Nanti later factory downsize how ler ? What will happen to all 60K engineers ? Retrain jadi apa ?

Nowadays, the AI, data center, and semiconductor sectors are very powerful. You worry too much.

well if can work from Johor earn SGD why not.

On June 6, 2024, the rise of generative AI revitalized the tech industry, heralding a fantastic journey for Taiwanese manufacturers. NVIDIA's CEO, Jensen Huang, declared that Taiwan stands at the heart of the AI revolution, with NVIDIA becoming the biggest beneficiary of this generative AI boom, almost monopolizing high-performance GPUs used for training AI models. Taiwan's supply chain also benefited, with Taiwanese companies producing over 70% of NVIDIA's global GPU server shipments in 2023, earning the title of the "New Six Giants" of the AI era.







The GB200, NVIDIA's GPU, was the star of the show at this exhibition. But let's shift our focus from the hardware to how AI is enhancing our daily lives.

Imagine taking a group photo with your phone, and within seconds, a digital frame displays it, transforming it from 2D to 3D. Or at a restaurant, ordering food with a 3D display on the screen, as if the dish is already served.

In a tech demonstration, Jason Lin, a technical specialist at Inventec (2356), explained how you can upload a photo taken with your phone or camera to Inventec's AI server cloud, process it, and download it back to your digital frame.

On another front, factory management has fully embraced digital twin applications, integrating AI throughout.

Inventec's technical manager, Johnson Chen, described how AI checks for defects, monitors if someone falls, and ensures that machines and people don't collide. This AI-driven system allows management to see exactly what’s happening on any production line in real-time.

Another senior specialist, Bobby Lee, highlighted the critical role of GPUs in these servers, handling graphic and image processing to achieve the impressive effects we see today.

A complete AI solution employing advanced liquid cooling technology was showcased, which significantly enhances AI model training and inference, boasting a 30x improvement in real-time language model inference speed and a 25x reduction in total cost of ownership and energy consumption.

James Su, a senior specialist at Inventec, pointed out their advantage in designing custom solutions for clients, leveraging their large-scale production capabilities to meet delivery demands.

The presence of industry giants like NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD at this exhibition, along with the futuristic designs incorporating AI from companies like GIGABYTE (2376), made a significant impact. Vivian Chen, Deputy Director of GIGABYTE’s Brand Marketing, emphasized that their main focus is computing power, highlighted by their ACCEVOLUTION theme, which stands for accelerated evolution.

GIGABYTE unveiled new projects in collaboration with the big three, covering AI servers, boards, and AIPCs among the hottest end products.

According to Morgan Stanley’s AI supply chain report in March, Taiwanese companies accounted for over 70% of NVIDIA's global GPU server shipments in 2023. Market shares were distributed as follows:




Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (2317.TW) 24%,

Inventec Corporation (2356) 22%,

Quanta Computer Inc (2382) 15%,



Wistron Corporation (3231.TW)5%,

Giga-Byte Technology Co., Ltd. (2376.TW) 2%, and

Wiwynn Corporation (6669.TW) 1%,



making up the "New Six Giants."

Wiwynn's technical manager, Ken Huang, discussed how their AI server solutions significantly improve AI training and inference efficiency. Their rack-mounted AI systems use water cooling to handle the intense heat generated by such powerful computations.

Wiwynn has long invested in cooling and advanced liquid cooling technologies, providing data centers with higher performance solutions.

NVIDIA's solutions architect, Frank, explained the importance of massive GPU models for generative AI, which often require thousands of GPUs working together to train a single model efficiently.

The GB200 superchip's end applications include translation, visual and speech recognition, creative applications, and scientific research such as drug development, solidifying the AI king ecosystem and heralding a new era of computing.

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jun 10 2024, 01:00 PM

new FAB behind PG12

Yes, but we're not supposed to share though

Penang office is just glorified remote operation centre. Just some cheap labour for production operation purposes. High value engineering job still reserved in Singapore and the pay is below market price compared to its competitors.

Source: my ex company

took so long to complete the FAB. thought by end of 2024, the FAB should be fully operational 🤔

they addicted with this number.

60000