AT&S is investing up to €2 billion for a Malaysia expansion aimed at capturing growth driven by the artificial intelligence boom, according to reports. The plan is described as part of the company’s broader strategy to increase capacity and serve faster-growing markets for high-performance electronics. The investment is directed toward building or upgrading manufacturing capabilities in Malaysia, where AT&S already has a presence. The reported figure represents the maximum amount the company expects to spend under the initiative, with the final scope and timing depending on implementation and market conditions. The company’s rationale is that AI-related infrastructure and advanced electronics are increasing demand for complex electronic components and related services. The Malaysia plan is therefore positioned as a way to strengthen AT&S’s supply capabilities for customers seeking capacity in the region. Details on the timetable, production ramp-up, and specific facilities vary by outlet, but the overall thrust is consistent: AT&S allocates a large capital budget to expand in Malaysia with a focus on demand tied to AI and related technologies.