Manufacturing
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C-DOT Partners with Silizium Circuits to Develop LEO Satellite Components in India The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT), India’s leading telecom research and development organization has partnered with semiconductor startup Silizium Circuits to advance the development of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite components. This agreement, signed under the Telecom Technology Development Fund (TTDF) scheme focuses on creating indigenous… |
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British International Investment Announces $33.5M Investment in India’s EV Sector British International Investment commits $33.5M to India’s EV sector, including $15M for Everest Fleet, $15M for TI Clean Mobility and $3.5M for Vecmocon, totaling $328M in overall commitments in India EV Sector. British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor, has announced $33.5 million in funding to… |
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HMD Global Shifts Major Manufacturing Operations from China to India Finland phone maker HMD Global, known for manufacturing Nokia-branded feature phones, is shifting a significant portion of its manufacturing operations from China to India. This strategic move aims to establish India as the company’s global manufacturing hub, strengthened by domestic partnerships and a strong focus on exports. Ravi Kunwar, CEO and VP for India and… |
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DigiKey to Highlight Automation Offerings and Services at SPS 2024 DigiKey, a leading global commerce distributor offering the largest selection of technical components and automation products in stock for immediate shipment, invites SPS 2024 attendees to its booth, #430 in Hall 10, November 12-14, in Nuremberg, Germany. Visitors can experience the latest DigiKey automation offerings, including new products from industry-leading… |
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Transforming India's Semiconductor Landscape: Ashwini Vaishnaw on 25+ Approved Initiatives Driving Memory Chips, SoC Designs and a Robust Policy Framework Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlights India's rapid rise as a global semiconductor hub, driven by strong government initiatives, a skilled workforce and advancing manufacturing capabilities. Key projects, including Micron’s facility, are set to begin production by 2025, strengthening India’s leadership in chip design and innovation.
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Apple's USD 12 Billion Chip Deal with Micron and Tata Could Transform India's Semiconductor Landscape This deal is significant as it marks a huge shift in Apple’s global supply chain, with the tech giant projected to move 26 percent of its iPhone production to India by 2026. If successful, this deal would bring a significant business boost to Indian companies, propelling them into the fast lane of the global tech supply chain. Apple… |
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World's Top-five Wafer Fab Equipment (WFE) Manufacturers’ Revenue Decreased 9% YoY in Q1 2024
Increased revenue from the memory end-market in Q1 2024 offset the overall revenue decline.
From the regional perspective, increased sales to China offset broader revenue declines in other regions.
The world’s top-five wafer fab equipment (WFE) manufacturers’ revenue decreased 9% YoY in Q1 2024 due to delayed customer investments in leading-edge semiconductors,… |
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Why India Must Have a Resilient Supply Chain to Grow Electronics Industry Globally, Highlights Experts
Around 40-50 percent of the bill of materials in mobile phones assembled in the country is imported largely from China.
With the help of latest technology and with the economies of scale, the Chinese firms have the ability to scale-up India’s domestic supply chain.
The geopolitical scuffles coupled with the pandemic have threatened international financial security… |
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India’s Electronics Boom: Spearheading The Global Market from Import to Export Weeks after Shri Narendra Damodardas Modi became the Prime Minister of India in May 2014, a meeting has been summoned by the PM in Vigyan Bhawan for discussing key development strategies and the roadmap for India. While discussing the current policies and strategies, the PM also urged for Making products in India. In fact, separate funds and campaigns must be done to… |
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How the New Anti-dumping Duty (ADD) will Impact PCB Manufacturing in India?
India imposes 30% anti-dumping duty on bare PCBs from China and Hong Kong, safeguarding domestic electronics manufacturing
Manufacturers and associations support the move, emphasizing the need to strengthen PCB manufacturing for self-reliance
Stakeholders stress investments in infrastructure and technology to capitalize on India's electronics industry growth
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Why Without Developing Automation and Digitization, India Cannot Succeed In Electronics Manufacturing Globally In the current product mix, out of the 100 billion dollars, we are actually manufacturing 52.7 percent of the electronics components, according to last year's data. The union government, policymakers, and the manufacturers have been undertaking key initiatives to boost the country’s electronics and semiconductor manufacturing… |
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Why Intel, Siemens Collaborates on Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing The MoU identifies key areas of collaboration to explore a variety of initiatives, including optimizing energy management and addressing carbon footprints across the value chain Siemens and Intel Corporation have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on driving digitalization and sustainability of microelectronics… |