India: Micron Announces $2.75 billion Semiconductor OSAT Facility in Gujarat

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https://investors.micron.com/node/45446/pdf

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Micron’s investment a big milestone in India semiconductor roadmap: Chandrashekhar

Micron on Thursday confirmed semiconductor assembly, testing facility in Sanand, Gujarat where it will invest $825 million in two phases of the project, with total investment of $2.75 billion including government incentives under PLI scheme

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[Kuru]

Whoaaaa that’s amazing.
I see a lot of investment news in India off late.

 

[nahtanbob]

This is big news because India lacks the companies with the financial and technical chops to pull this off

 

[Kuru]

Top 5 semiconductor manufacturers:

Taiwan
South Korea
Japan
US
China


Long way to go.

 

[nahtanbob]

Top 5 semiconductor manufacturers:

Taiwan
South Korea
Japan
US
China


Long way to go.

India is on a glide path to acquire enough semiconductor design/manufacturing capabilities to avoid dependence on China. It will be obvious in 10 years

 

[Skull and Bones]

India is on a glide path to acquire enough semiconductor design/manufacturing capabilities to avoid dependence on China. It will be obvious in 10 years

We have considerable design exposure, and many of Indian designed (by Intel/Qualcomm) chips are commercially available.

India needs to provide deep incentives to bring semiconductor wafer processing industries.

 

[nahtanbob]

We have considerable design exposure, and many of Indian designed (by Intel/Qualcomm) chips are commercially available.

India needs to provide deep incentives to bring semiconductor wafer processing industries.

The semiconductor multinationals have design houses in India. It is a lot different running your own private design firm without financial backing of Intel or Qualcomm

 

[Skull and Bones]

The semiconductor multinationals have design houses in India. It is a lot different running your own private design firm without financial backing of Intel or Qualcomm

C-DAC is a government entity, and they have some decent exposure to chip designs.

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[nahtanbob]

C-DAC is a government entity, and they have some decent exposure to chip designs.

C-DAC Develops India's First Indigenous Arm-Based CPUs: Flagship AUM Chip With 96 Cores, 96 GB HBM3, 320W TDP, 2024 Launch

C-DAC is prepping up India's first HPC CPU, the AUM, which will feature 96 Arm cores, 96 GB HBM3 & a TDP of up to 320W.

wccftech.com

Generally the government sector in India has been crappy. I cannot comment in this case

 

[salarsikander]

Top 5 semiconductor manufacturers:

Taiwan
South Korea
Japan
US
China


Long way to go.

Doesnt matter even If Indian manufacturers cater for Indian market that in itself is HUGE milestone

 

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Taiwan's ADATA approved capital injection plan for making memory modules in India
ADATA announced in a regulatory filing on July 10 that its board of directors approved a capital injection worth up to US$25 million into its Indian subsidiary, ADATA Semiconductor Private Limited, to set up a new manufacturing facility there.

ADATA approved capital injection plan for making memory modules in India

ADATA announced in a regulatory filing on July 10 that its board of directors approved a capital injection worth up to US$25 million into its Indian subsidiary, ADATA Semiconductor Private Limited, to set up a new manufacturing facility there.

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India's Polymatech aims to become leading opto-semiconductor chips manufacturer​

India's Polymatech aims to become leading opto-semiconductor chips manufacturer

In response to the Indian government's Semiconductor Mission aimed at transforming the nation into a semiconductor powerhouse, several companies have shown interest in establishing assembly, testing, marking, and packaging (ATMP) facilities. Even though there are no definitive plans in place...

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Homegrown Polymatech to invest $1 bn in chip manufacturing in India

Polymatech has successfully completed all required trials with the first phase of imported machinery that has a capacity of 250 million chips. To make India a leading semiconductor manufacturing hub, the government announced a Rs 76,000 crore production-linked scheme (PLI) package last year.

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Micron begins construction of $2.75 billion semiconductor plant in Gujarat

Micron carried out the groundbreaking of its plant at Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation’s (GIDC) industrial estate in Sanand

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Micron's top supplier Simmtech gets approval for set up unit in Sanand

Micron intends to build several semiconductor assembly and packaging units in India, in addition to its proposed fabrication unit

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