India’s push to become a major manufacturing nation could fall short unless it works more closely with Chinese capital and supply chains, former Intel executive William Huo has said. In a series of sharp posts on X, Huo said India should follow the example of China in the 1980s, when Beijing welcomed Japanese investment and technology to grow its own industries.
“India needs a national industrial policy, not just slogans. ‘Make in India’ has to mean software, services, chips, cloud, the whole stack,” Huo wrote on Tuesday.
“India should be…