New Delhi: Semiconductor manufacturing<\/a> companies in the US and Europe have backed India<\/a>’s approach to creating a well-rounded and complete semiconductor<\/a> ecosystem, the Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> said. 超过一百万个工作岗位在印度可以创建在半导体制造生态系统在未来几年在印度,和印度有权利人才为了满足这种需求,半导体制造公司的高管认为告诉Vaishnaw-led代表团。 新德里消息:半导体制造公司在美国和欧洲都支持印度的方法来创建一个全面和完整半导体生态系统,电子和信息技术部长Ashwini Vaishnaw说。
“The meetings have been very fruitful. The message was clear there is no doubt India<\/a> is the next big destination for everyone in semiconductors to invest. They acknowledged that we have taken the right direction by first focusing on the building of the ecosystem for a fab plant to sustain,” Vaishnaw<\/a> told ET.
Vaishnaw<\/a> is on a tour of the US till Thursday. On Tuesday, he met top executives from several semiconductor manufacturing<\/a> and fabrication companies operating out of the US and Europe. He also met Google and Alphabet chief executive officer Sundar Pichai<\/a> and discussed the Make in India program as well as the India Stack.
“Thank you for taking the time to visit us at the Googleplex, Minister @AshwiniVaishnaw. Enjoyed discussing the many ways we're working together on India's digital transformation, and the opportunities ahead,” Pichai tweeted later in the night India time.
According to senior government officials present at these meetings, the executives from the semiconductor fabrication companies said that India had the lowest cost of operating a fab along with the highest talent pool.
More than a million jobs could be created in India over the next few years in the semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem in India, and India had the right talent pool to fulfil this need, the senior executives from the semiconductor manufacturing companies are believed to have told the Vaishnaw-led delegation.
The country is well poised to emerge as a crucial player in the chipmaking segment which is expected to grow to over $1 trillion in seven years from $600 billion now, the company executives said.
On Tuesday, Vaishnaw also addressed members of SEMI<\/a>, a US-based global industry association of electronics and design supply chain manufacturers. Government officials present at the meeting said that Vaishnaw briefed SEMI members about the India Semiconductor Mission.
In December 2021, the Centre had announced a $10 billion (roughly Rs 76,000 crore) package to promote semiconductor manufacturing in India. According to the scheme announced in 2021, the central government proposes to offer incentives amounting to 50% of the total cost of the project.
Governments of the states where the units will be located are offering more incentives, taking the total value of subsidies and incentives to roughly 70-75% of the total project cost.
So far, the Centre has received three proposals for chip manufacturing, including from the International Semiconductor Consortium (ISMC) led by Abu Dhabi-based Next Orbit Ventures. The other two applicants are Singapore-based IGSS Ventures and the Vedanta-Foxconn combine.
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美国和英国公司回印度芯片制造方法:Ashwini Vaishnaw
“非常富有成果的会议。传达的信息是明确的,毫无疑问印度对每个人来说都是下一个目的地在半导体行业进行投资。他们承认,我们采取了正确的方向,首先关注工厂的建筑生态系统的植物来维持,”Vaishnaw告诉等。
Vaishnaw在参观美国直到周四。周二,他从几个高管会面半导体制造和制造公司美国和欧洲。他还会见了谷歌和字母首席执行官Sundar Pichai和讨论了在印度项目以及印度堆栈。
根据政府高级官员出席这些会议,半导体制造公司的高管们说,印度工厂的运营成本最低和最高的人才库。
超过一百万个工作岗位在印度可以创建在半导体制造生态系统在未来几年在印度,和印度有权利人才为了满足这种需求,半导体制造公司的高管认为告诉Vaishnaw-led代表团。
这个国家也将成为一个至关重要的球员在芯片领域预计将增长到超过1万亿美元的七年从现在的6000亿美元,该公司高管表示。
周二,Vaishnaw还解决了成员的半,一个总部位于美国的全球电子行业协会和设计供应链制造商。政府官员出席会议说,印度Vaishnaw向半成员简要介绍了半导体的使命。
2021年12月,中心已经宣布了一项100亿美元(约76000卢比)计划在印度推广半导体制造。根据计划在2021年宣布,中央政府提出提供激励占项目总成本的50%。
美国政府单位将坐落在哪里提供更多激励,采取补贴和激励的总价值约70 - 75%的项目总成本。
到目前为止,该中心已收到三个芯片制造的提案,包括国际半导体协会(ISMC)由企业总部位于阿布扎比的下一个轨道。另外两个申请人是新加坡igs企业和Vedanta-Foxconn结合。
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New Delhi: Semiconductor manufacturing<\/a> companies in the US and Europe have backed India<\/a>’s approach to creating a well-rounded and complete semiconductor<\/a> ecosystem, the Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> said.
“The meetings have been very fruitful. The message was clear there is no doubt India<\/a> is the next big destination for everyone in semiconductors to invest. They acknowledged that we have taken the right direction by first focusing on the building of the ecosystem for a fab plant to sustain,” Vaishnaw<\/a> told ET.
Vaishnaw<\/a> is on a tour of the US till Thursday. On Tuesday, he met top executives from several semiconductor manufacturing<\/a> and fabrication companies operating out of the US and Europe. He also met Google and Alphabet chief executive officer Sundar Pichai<\/a> and discussed the Make in India program as well as the India Stack.
“Thank you for taking the time to visit us at the Googleplex, Minister @AshwiniVaishnaw. Enjoyed discussing the many ways we're working together on India's digital transformation, and the opportunities ahead,” Pichai tweeted later in the night India time.
According to senior government officials present at these meetings, the executives from the semiconductor fabrication companies said that India had the lowest cost of operating a fab along with the highest talent pool.
More than a million jobs could be created in India over the next few years in the semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem in India, and India had the right talent pool to fulfil this need, the senior executives from the semiconductor manufacturing companies are believed to have told the Vaishnaw-led delegation.
The country is well poised to emerge as a crucial player in the chipmaking segment which is expected to grow to over $1 trillion in seven years from $600 billion now, the company executives said.
On Tuesday, Vaishnaw also addressed members of SEMI<\/a>, a US-based global industry association of electronics and design supply chain manufacturers. Government officials present at the meeting said that Vaishnaw briefed SEMI members about the India Semiconductor Mission.
In December 2021, the Centre had announced a $10 billion (roughly Rs 76,000 crore) package to promote semiconductor manufacturing in India. According to the scheme announced in 2021, the central government proposes to offer incentives amounting to 50% of the total cost of the project.
Governments of the states where the units will be located are offering more incentives, taking the total value of subsidies and incentives to roughly 70-75% of the total project cost.
So far, the Centre has received three proposals for chip manufacturing, including from the International Semiconductor Consortium (ISMC) led by Abu Dhabi-based Next Orbit Ventures. The other two applicants are Singapore-based IGSS Ventures and the Vedanta-Foxconn combine.
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