Tata Electronics, the electronics and semiconductor manufacturing arm of the Tata Group, exported goods worth $10.4 billion at current exchange rates in the recent fiscal year up 29%, as Apple shifted more iPhone production out of China. Indian Infrastructure reported the figure. The group set up Tata Electronics in 2020....
DHL Plans Its First Semiconductor Warehouse in India
DHL Group, the German logistics company, is building a warehouse in Dholera, in the western state of Gujarat, to handle semiconductors. Mint reported that the facility will be the company's first dedicated chip warehouse in India. It will sit close to the plant that Tata Electronics is building in Dholera,...
ASML Begins Operations in India, Backing Tata’s Semiconductor Fab
ASML, the Dutch maker of the machines that print circuits onto silicon wafers, has started operations in India and plans to hire twenty to thirty young engineering graduates to begin with, according to a Press Trust of India report carried by Business Standard. The company is headquartered in Veldhoven, in...
Nexperia and Tata Electronics Strike Semiconductor Manufacturing Partnership
Nexperia, a semiconductor manufacturer headquartered in Nijmegen, Netherlands, has agreed to a strategic manufacturing partnership with Tata Electronics, the Tata Group's chip-manufacturing arm in India. The deal covers wafer fabrication, assembly and testing, and joint technology development, and sits within a combined $14 billion investment across two Tata Electronics...
India Becomes a Component Supplier for Chinese Tech Production
Apple’s vendor network in India has reached a significant milestone, exporting a record $2.5 billion in electronic components to China. This development marks a shift in the traditional trade relationship, where China historically served as the primary supplier of parts for Indian electronics assembly. Under the government's Electronics Component Manufacturing...
India Doubles Down on Chips and Phones
India is putting close to $20 billion behind an effort to build more of its own semiconductors and smartphones, part of a widening campaign to turn the country into a serious rival to China as a global electronics workshop. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet signed off Wednesday on 1.9 trillion...