Manufacturing
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The Increasing Semiconductor Equipment Market will Help in Adding More Capacity; Feels Experts Manufacturers would augment worldwide 200mm fab capacity by 1.2 million wafers, or 21 percent, between 2020 and 2024 to hit a record high of 6.9 million wafers per month The coronavirus pandemic, which created a ruckus throughout the world, has also escalated the demand for the next-generation cutting-edge electronic items and technology. Most… |
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Why it is Now Important for Manufacturing Clusters in India to Deploy Industry 4.0? MSMEs are facing immense challenges in deploying industry 4.0 solutions mostly due to leaderships and fiscal obstructions Of late, India based robotics and automation firm’s CEO Mahesh Wagle has told media that there has been a tremendous alteration in the deployment and production of robotics in several stages of manufacturing processes, both… |
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The Biggest Challenge of the US Semiconductor Industry is to Develop the Manufacturing Ecosystem. Why? The world’s biggest economy the United States, which recorded an astonishing GDP of 20.49 trillion was also spearheading the semiconductor industry for over a decade, but things have now taken a turn and the country is now failing to compete with its Asian rivals in assembly and test manufacturing, fabrication, and wafer fabrication. According to various experts, the country… |
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Investment Potential is not the Key Criteria to Develop Wafer, Display Fabs; Claims Experts The partners have to have cutting-edge experience in wafer foundry operations because it is key to the success of any fab project The Ministry of Electronics and IT's (MeitY) recently unveiled Rs 76,000 crore India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) under the production linked incentive scheme is said to be a staggering move by the government to gain a… |
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How India’s Chipset Manufacturing Turns out to be a Reality? Elest along with Vedanta have announced to invest $6.7 billion to manufacture display fabs and they are looking for $2.7 billion incentives Frustrated by the Indian government’s recklessness towards its policy for chipset makers, Israel’s leading Tower Semiconductor had decided to discard its plans of commencing its plant in India back in September… |
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Bosch’s New Plants Utilizing Top-notch Manufacturing Process based on Data-driven Process Control AI methods combined with connectivity Helped Bosch to achieve continuous, data-driven improvement in manufacturing and thereby produce better and better chips In an effort to counter the ongoing international chipset production slump, the German global technology firm Bosch has now announced plans to extend its wafer fab in Reutlingen. In order to… |
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EVs Witnessing Escalation in Global Market Share; But Traditional Vehicle still a Popular Choice Electric cars companies feel EVs are already price-competitive and could help buyers in saving thousands on petrol and maintenance According to some global experts' opinion, sales of battery backed vehicles sweeped all across Europe, China, and in the US in 2021, while the production and sales of cars powered by fossil fuels remained low. In fact,… |
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US Companies Down to Five Days of Inventory for Key Chips, What's Next? The commerce department has asked for in-depth industry data from various organizations involved in the semiconductor supply chain since September 2021 The commerce department of the US, after pointing out a new survey, told the media that various firms and manufacturers in the country are short of important chipset, which would end in just five… |
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Will the PLI Scheme of $10 billion Help India to Build its Own FAB unit in the Coming Five Years? The Indian Electronics System Development and Maintenance (ESDM) cluster was developing rapidly for the past five years, which has also helped the country to export various electronic items, but, somehow the volume is still in the nascent stage and the nation is failing to become globally competitive. Various schemes and initiatives have been unleashed by the government such… |
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Rewinding Back at 2021: From the Global Slump in Production of Semiconductors to the Biggest M&A of Semiconductor Firms Corporate are trying to not only ease the problem of semiconductor shortage but also craft some proprietary technology and in fact companies are planning to manufacture chipset of their own The year 2021 witnessed a lot of new and innovative technologies, most importantly, the boost of electric vehicles in various ways and the skyrocketing of… |
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After Tata Group, Vedanta Joins the Semiconductor Rat-race in India with an Investment of Rs 60,000 Crore Apart from partnerships, the funding will be made via debt and equity, while around 80 percent of production from the factory will be used for domestic purposes and the rest for exports After the government of India recently unleashed the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme of Rs 76,000 Crore to boost semiconductor manufacturing cluster, India’s global business firm Vedanta Group… |
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The Strategic Benefits of India in Developing Semiconductor Ecosystems India’s Semiconductor production would craft 35,000 specialized employment and one lakh direct job opportunity in the next couple of years After an incentive of Rs 76,000 Crore was unleashed by the government to boost the country’s display and semiconductor manufacturing cluster, experts opine that this imperative decision will benefit the… |
