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Fortune
Lionel Lim

Malaysia is buying Arm's blueprints for $250 million to realize its ambitions to be a 'non-aligned' chip player

(Credit: Mohd Rasfan—AFP via Getty Images)

Malaysian prime minister Anwar Ibrahim’s drive to make the Southeast Asian country a major chip player just got a key partner.

On Wednesday, Malaysian officials revealed the country—whose semiconductor industry contributes around 40% of its total exports—will partner with Arm Holdings to move up to the higher-end of the market.

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