India’s semiconductor push is moving beyond announcements and capital commitments, as global customers start to sign up for local manufacturing and assembly.
While the momentum so far has been policy-led, customers coming on board shows that India is increasingly being viewed as a workable link in global supply chains, experts said.
It also signals a fundamental shift – that the country is moving from basic assembly to high-value silicon production.
On December 8, American chip giant Intel tied up with Tata Electronics to explore manufacturing and…
