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The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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<\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
新德里:美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示:“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引从全球组装和包装类型的投资半导体行业,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based memory chip<\/a> manufacturer Micron Technology<\/a> said that “India is on a good path” to attract assembly and packaging type of investments from the global semiconductor<\/a> industry, having developed capabilities in smartphone assembly, which has made it the worlds’ second-largest handset manufacturing country.
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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印度可能会吸引投资的全球半导体球员:美国的内存芯片制造商微米
美国记忆体晶片制造商美光科技表示,“印度是一个很好的途径”来吸引组装和包装类型的全球半导体行业的投资,在智能手机组装、开发能力已成为世界第二大手机制造的国家。
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该公司称这是“好奇”由印度政府宣布的新方案。
“我们当然是评估,我们会继续评估这是我们长期的战略评估的一部分,我们做的公司。但我们仍在评估这些机会…到目前为止我们还没有做出任何决定,”苏米特Sadana,执行副总裁兼首席商务官微米告诉ET /电话视频会议。
微米,这是世界上仅有的三个主要产品供应商之一,也使得NAND内存芯片和SSD,图形内存和3 d NAND和LPDDR5 DRAM4 g和5 g智能手机。
他说,政府计划加上投资发生在交通运输的基础设施,可用性的土地,权力,和水,监管审批新项目将继续增加的吸引力作为一个制造业中心。
“我们很看好印度的长期前景时制造和供应链。我认为印度是做了很多好事情在政策方面的水平”
半导体制造包括前端工厂制造和后端组装,包括包装和测试。在全球范围内,只有少数几家公司,做前端领先的大规模生产。
“这些公司,也有很多注意事项,使其更具成本效益扩大现有的设施,而不是建立新绿地晶圆厂的一个全新的位置和一个全新的国家,“Sadana说。“通常,前端半导体制造需要10 - 20年的持续投资在现有位置规模和成本结构的权利。”
吸引后端组装可能是一个良好的第一步,为印度创造生态系统和构建能力,他补充说。
“有重大scale-related问题,这种类型的制造业也非常昂贵的从激励的角度,以具有竞争力的成本结构。所以,一些挑战需要解决对印度成功在前端方面,”Sadana说。
公司前端晶圆厂生产设施在新加坡、日本、台湾和美国。它的后端生产设施在台湾、马来西亚、新加坡和中国。
“我们正在继续多元化产品总装的我们相信弹性多样化的足迹将给我们,然后我们就可以在与地缘政治环境都非常好,我们有问题,你知道,任何COVID相关不时可能出现的风险,”他说。
印度最近开始接受申请电子制造业计划加强国内制造业的全球五大和五个印度手机制造商。
这三个方案即根据激励方案(PLI),方案推广电子元件和半导体制造(规格)和修改电子制造业集群(EMC 2.0)计划,通知的电子和它(MeitY) 4月1日有一个总费用50000卢比。
苹果手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经注册印度雄心勃勃的制造,根据激励计划(PLI)
”有很多优点,印度必须提供足够的人才在制造业方面,英语人口,知识产权保护,有许多的优点,以及一些与税收相关的和其他政府的激励措施。印度所有正确的成分能够成为中心在接下来的几年里,”他说。
The company said that it is “intrigued” by the new schemes announced by the Indian government.
“We are certainly assessing and we'll continue to assess this as part of our long term strategic assessments that we do in the company. But we are continuing to assess these opportunities…we have not made any decisions thus far,” Sumit Sadana, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Micron told ET over a videoconferencing call.
Micron, which is one of only three major DRAM suppliers in the world, also makes NAND memory chips along with SSD, graphics memory and 3D NAND and LPDDR5 DRAM for 4G<\/a> and 5G smartphones.
He said that the government schemes coupled with investments taking place in the infrastructure for transportation, availability of land, power, and water, regulatory approvals for new projects will continue to add to the attractiveness of the country as a manufacturing hub.
“We are optimistic about India's long term future when it comes to manufacturing and supply chain. I think India is doing a lot of good things on the policy front level”
Semiconductor manufacturing comprises the front end fab manufacturing and the back end assembly, including packaging and testing. Globally, there are only a handful of companies that do actually do front-end leading-edge manufacturing at scale.
“For these companies, there are a number of considerations that also make it much more cost-effective to scale up existing facilities, rather than to build up new Greenfield fabs from the ground up in a completely new location and a completely new country,” Sadana said. “Typically, front-end semiconductor manufacturing needs 10-20 years of constant investment at an existing location to get scale and the right cost structure.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India opens application for Rs 50,000-crore schemes for electronics makers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>'Sans China, India should diversify electronic imports options'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Industry hails electronics manufacturing schemes as 'game changer'<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
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Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
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\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
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Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
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<\/a><\/figure>Electronic manufacturers ask government to relax rule on production volume for incentives<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Attracting back end assembly could be a good first step for India to create the ecosystem and build capability, he added.
“There are significant scale-related issues at play and this type of manufacturing is also extraordinarily expensive from an incentive perspective in order to be competitive with the cost structures. So, some of those challenges have to be addressed for India to be successful on the front end side,” Sadana said.
The company has front-end fabs manufacturing facilities in Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and the US. Its back-end manufacturing facilities are in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and China.
“We are continuing to diversify the final assembly of our products and we believe that a diversified footprint will give us the resiliency, then we'll be able to be in very well both with the geopolitical environment issues that we are having, you know, any COVID related risks that may come up from time to time,” he said.
India recently started accepting applications for electronics manufacturing schemes to strengthen domestic manufacturing of five global and five Indian mobile phone makers.
The three Schemes namely, the Production-Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI), Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS) and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC 2.0) Scheme, which were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and IT<\/a> (MeitY) on April 1, have a total outlay of Rs 50,000 crore.
Apple<\/a> phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have already registered for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing,
\"There are a lot of positives that India has to offer plenty of talent on the manufacturing side, English speaking population, IP protection, there are lots of those positives that go along with some of the tax-related and other government incentives. India has all the right ingredients to be able to become a hub over the next several years,” he said.
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