Malaysia's SkyeChip targets Japanese custom AI processor market, joins Rapidus ecosystem
Malaysian chip designer SkyeChip is targeting Japanese companies that are looking to produce custom AI processors, betting that Tokyo's efforts to build a stronger semiconductor industry will open up chances for smaller companies like its own.
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