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Penang, contributing 7% of Malaysia's GDP in 2022, aims to lead the country's digital economy growth. Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow highlighted the state's strong services and manufacturing sectors, aligning with the digital economy's projected 25.5% GDP contribution. The launch of AMD's new 209,000 sq ft office, accommodating 1,200 employees, reinforces Penang's status as a global tech hub. AMD's commitment to talent development through university courses and collaboration with the Digital Ministry further strengthens this position.
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