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Tighter export controls imposed by the US and China have pushed chipmakers to other countries for production support, with Malaysia and India among the key winners.

The US chipmaker is looking for opportunities in ‘sovereign AI’ in Asia.

The new collaborations highlight the cost-effectiveness of Qualcomm’s chips as a key differentiator amid escalating competition from Nvidia and Horizon Robotics, among others.

Analysts predict faster profit growth for Nvidia than Apple’s during the iPhone boom.

Inventories are shrinking, but consumer demand lags behind.

The country that lost out to Malaysia on big factories now boasts a burgeoning chip sector.

The move is intended to cut dependence on foreign suppliers SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron.

Singapore may be a small city-state, but it has the means and the right conditions to develop into a data center powerhouse and an AI hub.