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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, today (13 March), laid the foundation stone of maiden fabrication facility at Dholera and two assembly units at Sanand and Morigaon
The Indian government has approved the setting up of three semiconductor units in India. Tata Group will set up two of the units, one in Dholera, Gujarat and another in Morigaon, Assam. The units will help boost the semiconductor industry in India and create job opportunities.
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India Business News: The Indian government has taken a significant step toward becoming self-reliant in semiconductor production by approving the establishment of three semiconductor fabrication units. The approval, announced on February 29 by the Union Cabinet, involves an investment of Rs 1.26 lakh crore ($15.2 billion). The move is aimed at reducing India's heavy dependence on imported chips, essential for various sectors such as defence, automobiles, and telecommunications.
Apart from the three proposals that were approved by the Union Cabinet on February 29, Chandrasekhar also said that the government is examining a $11 billion proposal from Israel's Tower Semiconductor, whose plans include building a fab that can churn 80,000 wafers per month
This plant is proposed to be developed as a pure-play foundry that rolls out semiconductor wafers for a number of industries, including high-performance computing, display drivers and microcontrollers (MCU).
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The Indian conglomerate aims to manufacture mature nodes of 65 nm (nanometre) before moving to 48 nm and then to 28 nm — which supports applications ranging from graphic processor units (GPU) to consumer electronics and the internet of things — in a few years.