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Tata Electronics Partners TEL For Chip Equipment Infrastructure

Inc42 · 11m ago

Tata Electronics Partners TEL For Chip Equipment Infrastructure

Japanese semiconductor company TEL has entered into a partnership with Tata Electronics to support the development of infrastructure for Tata Electronics' semiconductor fab project in Gujarat and assembly and testing facility in Assam. The collaboration will also focus on workforce training, equipment support, and research and development initiatives. Tata Electronics is investing INR 91,000 Cr in the Dholera fab and an additional INR 27,000 Cr in the Jagiroad facility for semiconductor chip assembly and testing.

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Tata Electronics, Tokyo Electron partner to bolster semicon equipment infra

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Tata Electronics has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tokyo Electron (TEL) to accelerate semiconductor equipment infrastructure for its fab in Gujarat and its assembly and test facility in Assam. The collaboration aims to train Tata Electronics' workforce on the company's equipment and support ongoing research and development initiatives. The partnership with TEL is an important step for Tata Electronics in achieving its execution targets and building a dynamic semiconductor ecosystem. TEL will also provide resources and technology support, and explore opportunities to establish an engineering service in India.

Tokyo Electron Ltd to supply equipment to Tata Electronics, train workforce at India’s first fab | Mint

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Japan's Tokyo Electron Ltd (TEL) has agreed to supply equipment and train employees for Tata Electronics, which is building India's first semiconductor fabrication facility. This partnership will help Tata Electronics achieve its execution targets as it aims to become a leader in electronics manufacturing. The company will invest a total of ₹91,000 crore in the chip fabrication unit in Gujarat and another ₹27,000 crore in a facility in Assam for assembly and testing. TEL will also support ongoing improvement and research initiatives and help establish a semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem in India.

Tata begins export of chip samples

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Tata begins export of chip samples

Indian company Tata Electronics has begun exporting packaged semiconductor chips from its pilot line in Bengaluru. The chips are being sent to partners in the US, Japan, and Europe, and are expected to be used in multiple products. Tata Electronics is also in the final stages of tape-out for semiconductor chips in various nanometer sizes. The company is aiming to demonstrate its chip designing and manufacturing capabilities before its chip packaging unit in Assam and chip foundry in Gujarat start commercial production in 2027.

Tata Electronics to manufacture electronics parts for India-made Teslas

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Tata Electronics to manufacture electronics parts for India-made Teslas

Tata Electronics Pvt. Ltd has been chosen by Tesla to manufacture electronics parts for its cars assembled in India. Tesla has decided to bypass its international partners Foxconn and Jabil Inc. for this project. The deal allows Tesla to achieve local value-addition in India and take advantage of the government policy to lower import duty for electric vehicle makers. Tata Electronics is also setting up India's first chip fabrication plant, which will manufacture semi-conductors for various industries. The partnership could serve as a model for other foreign companies looking to enter the Indian market.

Semiconductor Push: TCS Goes Full Throttle In Indian Chip Roll Out

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Semiconductor Push: TCS Goes Full Throttle In Indian Chip Roll Out

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is collaborating with Tata Electronics to launch India's first domestically made chips by 2026. TCS has expertise in chip fabrication and will work alongside Tata Electronics in this venture. Tata Electronics has been forging partnerships with international companies and countries to secure semiconductor chips throughout the year.

TCS working with Tata Electronics to build first made-in-India chips

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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Tata Electronics are collaborating to develop indigenous chips for India by 2026. TCS will leverage its expertise in semiconductor design and engineering, as well as software and intellectual property-driven products, while Tata Electronics is constructing two chip facilities in Gujarat and Assam. The first chip is expected to be rolled out in late 2025 or early 2026. TCS's involvement in the semiconductor push, combined with its core capabilities, positions it well to benefit from India's semiconductor rush.

Indian firms target overseas assets to fast-track semiconductor ambitions

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Indian firms target overseas assets to fast-track semiconductor ambitions

Indian semiconductor companies are targeting strategic overseas acquisitions to boost their chip manufacturing and assembly ambitions, aiming to gain proprietary expertise, precision equipment, and critical intellectual property. Key players like Tata Electronics and L&T Semiconductor Technologies are acquiring foreign assets while investing in greenfield facilities in India. These acquisitions are crucial for upskilling local workforces and establishing robust training pipelines. The move towards advanced packaging technologies could enhance India's global position in the semiconductor industry.

Tata Electronics Inks MoU With Synopsys For Gujarat Fab Plant

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Tata Electronics Inks MoU With Synopsys For Gujarat Fab Plant

Tata Electronics has partnered with Synopsys to develop a foundry design platform to enhance chip development at its AI-enabled semiconductor fab. Synopsys, a US-based company, offers electronic design automation, silicon IP, and system verification and validation services to semiconductor companies. The collaboration is expected to boost Tata Electronics' chip development capabilities. In February, the Indian government approved the establishment of Tata Group's semiconductor fab in Dholera, in collaboration with Taiwan's PSMC.

Synopsys will help Tata Electronics design custom chips

Economic Times

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Synopsys will help Tata Electronics design custom chips

Semiconductor design company Synopsys has partnered with Tata Electronics to assist in the designing of custom semiconductor products, factory automation, data analytics, computer-aided design, and supply product design kits. They will also help develop intellectual property for chip fabrication. Additionally, Synopsys will provide IP and design tools to Ola Cabs' AI startup, Krutrim, in the development of an AI chip. Tata Electronics plans to invest $11 billion in building India's first fab in Gujarat and a greenfield facility in Assam for semiconductor chip assembly and testing. Synopsys is looking to grow partnerships in India's semiconductor ecosystem and expects opportunities in technology, skilling, and startups.

India Set To Host Two Multi-Billion Dollar Semiconductor Plants: MoS IT Announces

OutlookIndia

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India Set To Host Two Multi-Billion Dollar Semiconductor Plants: MoS IT Announces

India is set to establish two semiconductor fabrication plants with multi-billion dollar investments, as well as several chip assembly and packaging units. Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Minister of Electronics and IT, confirmed that Tower Semiconductors from Israel has proposed an $8 billion project, while Tata Group has also submitted a project. The government has received four proposals for semiconductor manufacturing plants and 13 for chip assembly and testing units. India aims to become a global leader in electronics manufacturing and hopes to achieve $300 billion of electronics manufacturing by 2026-27.

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