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Testing New Highs

Chew Ne Weng, Managing Director, QES Group

10-Aug-20 08:05

Testing New Highs

Global usage of semiconductors is set to increase with increased automation and the onset of the internet of things. But with Covid 19, global supply chains have been disrupted while work was curtailed. So we speak to Chew Ne Weng, Managing Director of QES Group a testing company to find out if despite the challenges there will be growth especially after the weak 2019 earnings.

Produced by: Maryam Maznorzuhairi

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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Categories:  Business Analysis,  Auto,  Markets,  Social Issues

Tags:  semiconductors,  automation,  internet of things, 


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