🔌 India’s Semiconductor Dream Has A Catch
Published by OOPSONLINE.IN · Source: The Economic Times · 1 min read · · Updated
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Having the workforce to build microchips and the massive market to buy them is a great start—now India just has to solve that tiny, minor hurdle of actually acquiring the technology to make them.
What actually happened
India's strong domestic demand and demographic dividend give it an advantage in the global semiconductor race, but access to core technology remains a key hurdle, said Balaji Thirumalai, Partner and India Head of Semiconductors and Electronics Manufacturing Practice at Bain & Company. He said Semicon 2.0's focus on talent, fabs, OSATs, design, equipment and materials is needed to build a complete ecosystem.
Key points
- India's strong domestic demand and demographic dividend give it an advantage in the global semiconductor race, but access to core technology remains a key hurdle, said Balaji Thirumalai, Partner and India Head of Semiconductors and Electronics Manufacturing Practice at Bain & Company.
- He said Semicon 2.
- 0's focus on talent, fabs, OSATs, design, equipment and materials is needed to build a complete ecosystem.
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