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Apple In Talks To Source Made-In-India Chips By Tata, Micron For Its iPhones

Inc42 · 11m ago

Apple In Talks To Source Made-In-India Chips By Tata, Micron For Its iPhones

Apple is engaging in discussions with chip manufacturers, including Micron and the Tata Group, to establish plants in India and procure supplies worth $12 billion for iPhones produced in India. Micron and Tata Electronics have recently received approval to set up semiconductor units in Gujarat. Apple's production of iPhones in India is also on the rise, with India accounting for approximately 14% of Apple's overall production in FY24.

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Micron to roll out first India-made chips by early 2025—for global markets

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Livemint · 1y ago

Micron to roll out first India-made chips by early 2025—for global markets

Micron Technology Inc.'s unit in Gujarat, India, is set to produce the first semiconductor chips in the country by the first half of 2025. However, the majority of these chips will be exported rather than serving domestic demand. Micron India's managing director, Anand Ramamoorthy, stated that the chips could be used in various sectors, including data centers, smartphones, notebooks, and IoT. Micron is also exploring opportunities in electric vehicles and government contracts unique to the Indian market. Additionally, the company is in discussions with vendors to establish semiconductor supply chains in India and may collaborate with Tata Group companies. Micron plans to generate 5,000 direct and 15,000 indirect jobs over the next few years.

Apple's India iPhone output hits $14 billion: report

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Apple's India iPhone output hits $14 billion: report

Apple Inc has reportedly manufactured $14 billion worth of iPhones in India during fiscal 2024, accounting for around 14% of its flagship devices. Manufacturing companies such as Foxconn, Pegatron Corp, and Wistron Corp have contributed to this production. This move by Apple indicates a shift in its supply chain strategy to reduce dependence on China amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Pegatron is also in talks to give control of its iPhone manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu to the Tata Group.

Qualcomm open to buying made-in-India chips, says CEO

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Livemint · 1y ago

Qualcomm open to buying made-in-India chips, says CEO

US telecommunications company Qualcomm is open to purchasing semiconductor chips from India whenever they become available, according to the company's President and CEO, Cristiano Amon. Qualcomm recently inaugurated its Chennai Design Centre, costing INR 177.27 crore ($24 million), and plans to employ 1,600 engineers at the facility, specializing in wireless connectivity solutions. The Indian government has approved four projects to produce semiconductor chips, including a venture involving Micron Technology and Tata Electronics. Micron's plant is expected to deliver its first Indian chip in December 2024, while Tata Electronics plans to start producing chips by the end of 2026.

Apple says Samsung will supply chips from Texas factory - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 21d ago

Apple says Samsung will supply chips from Texas factory - The Economic Times

Apple has announced that it will source chips from Samsung's production plant in Texas for its devices, including iPhones. This move is part of a broader $100 billion investment in the U.S., increasing Apple's total commitment to $600 billion over the next four years. This partnership also includes a deal between Samsung and Tesla, expected to help Samsung's chip division reduce losses by fulfilling orders for both Apple and Tesla by 2026.

Chip(per) ambitions: Why India needs its wafer fabs

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Livemint · 1y ago

Chip(per) ambitions: Why India needs its wafer fabs

India is aiming for self-reliance in semiconductor manufacturing by establishing its first indigenous semiconductor fabrication unit in 2026. The Tata unit is set to produce chips from scratch, while US-based Micron Technology's plant will handle packaging and testing. The move comes as the pandemic highlighted India's dependency on global supply chains for chips. Despite facing challenges posed by other advanced semiconductor-producing nations, India is making significant investments in the sector and expects its semiconductor manufacturing capacity to reach 1.8 lakh wafers per month. This push for self-reliance is crucial for national security and economic prosperity.

India is going to be the next big semiconductor destination: Ashwini Vaishnaw

Economic Times

Economic Times · 10m ago

India is going to be the next big semiconductor destination: Ashwini Vaishnaw

- India is set to become a major player in the semiconductor industry, with the government's focus on building a strong ecosystem for chip manufacturing. - Micron Technology is expected to launch the first made-in-India memory chips by early 2025. - Construction work is progressing well for chip packaging facilities like CG Power's Sanand facility in Gujarat and Tata Electronics' ATMP facility in Assam. - The recent technology agreement between Tata Electronics and Taiwan's Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp for India's first fabrication unit in Gujarat's Dholera is a significant step forward. - India offers a talented workforce, consistent policies, and clarity of thought, making it an attractive destination for global companies. - The momentum of US companies shifting away from China continues, largely driven by the availability of skilled talent in India.

Tesla wants India to chip in with integral parts supply

Economic Times

Economic Times · 4m ago

Tesla wants India to chip in with integral parts supply

Tesla is exploring semiconductor procurement options in India, engaging with firms like Micron and CG Semi, amid its strategic shift to diversify its global supply chain. This move follows Tesla's agreement with Tata Electronics for semiconductor chips. The electric vehicle company is considering India's potential as a semiconductor hub, driven by geopolitical factors and increasing import tariffs in China. India's evolving semiconductor sector, despite scalability challenges, presents opportunities for Tesla's sourcing strategy realignment.

Apple manufactured iPhones worth INR 1 lakh cr in India in 2023

Inc42 · 1y ago

Apple manufactured iPhones worth INR 1 lakh cr in India in 2023

Cupertino-based tech giant Apple manufactured iPhones worth INR 1 lakh crore in India in 2023. The company sharply increased its production in the country, with the FOB value of the devices standing at INR 1 lakh crore. Of the total output, INR 65,000 crore worth of "Made in India" iPhones were exported globally. Foxconn emerged as the largest manufacturer, contributing 68% to the total production, followed by Pegatron and Wistron. Apple plans to produce over 50 million iPhones in India annually.

Chinese techies return not to impact iPhone 17 production, Apple's ramp-up plan intact: Sources - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Chinese techies return not to impact iPhone 17 production, Apple's ramp-up plan intact: Sources - The Economic Times

The return of Chinese professionals from Apple's Indian vendor Foxconn is not expected to impact iPhone 17 production, as Apple remains on track to expand production in India. Supported by easing capital goods imports and capacity expansion through Foxconn and Tata, Apple aims to significantly increase iPhone production. Indian-made iPhones now dominate US shipments, with plans to further ramp up production to meet demand. Apple's Indian manufacturing ecosystem is a significant job creator.

Tata in talks with Pegatron to set up iPhone assembly in Tamil Nadu: Report

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Livemint · 1y ago

Tata in talks with Pegatron to set up iPhone assembly in Tamil Nadu: Report

Indian conglomerate Tata Group is reportedly in advanced discussions with Taiwan's Pegatron to establish a joint venture for manufacturing iPhones in Tamil Nadu. By partnering with Pegatron, Tata aims to accelerate its plans to start iPhone production, while also helping Apple expand its operations in India. The joint venture would see Pegatron providing technical and engineering support at the new assembly plant in Hosur City. This move would allow Apple to diversify its manufacturing beyond China and mitigate the impact of US-China tensions on its business.

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