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不仅仅是美元,印度是芯片制造商提供20年的路线图:Vaishnaw
叫半导体中缺少的那一块印度的电子制造业的生态系统,Vaishnaw说,任何一个国家可以提供美元,印度是向公司提供20年的路线图。
印度在其上下了很大的赌注的实力在芯片设计和端到端电子制造业生态系统给的国家胜过别人,因为它推出的100亿美元刺激方案公司建立半导体单位。
联盟电子和部长Ashwini Vaishnaw告诉Surabhi阿加瓦尔政府不仅会促进基础设施支持,而且快速审查,批准一些大额投资最早可能在未来4 - 6个月。调用半导体中缺少的那一块印度的电子制造业的生态系统,他说,任何一个国家可以提供美元,印度是向公司提供20年的路线图。编辑摘录:
政府将如何吸引大公司英特尔和三星已经选择了其他国家的芯片制造工厂吗?
在本期节目中,有一个非常重要的因素,这是in -芯片启动,下一个85000年人才才华横溢的工程师将与各理工学院合作,创建傻瓜,国际大学……所以,一个85000人的强大的人才库。如果我们能够创建,在未来几年内,行业将感到非常自信。看,美元到处都是可用的。不仅仅是美元,它的大脑,这很重要。
持续的批评之一是,印度是太慢了,有太多的官僚障碍。缺乏资源,比如水、电的问题,每次出现芯片进行了讨论。你将如何解决这些问题?
所以,基础设施、脱盐水、电(照顾)。也给人民信心是什么电子产品制造的生态系统,已开发。我们没有在电子制造业10年前。印度已经达成了一项750亿美元的电子制造业水平。明显的路径到2025年达到2500亿美元。行业实际上是觉得我们将达到3000亿美元。所以,这是让很多人的信心。曾经是什么
早些时候印度的形象——一个官僚的国家(障碍),red-tapeism、缺乏容易批准——这就是现在。现在电子行业是我们的冠军:他们是那些走出去,告诉大家这是来的地方。和他们成为这些芯片的消费者。早些时候,如果你在这里建立一个工厂,你使用这些芯片在哪里?没有电子行业。今天,有一个良好的生态系统,可以使用所有这些芯片。
中心预计1.7十万的卢比投资四个装下76000卢比半导体方案
据电子(MeitY)来源,两大电子芯片公司和两个显示器制造部门必然要投资30000 - 50000卢比的范围预计将在未来四年设立。
鉴于全球芯片短缺,多久的一些大型单位可以批准吗?
很快,很快,几个月…你可以期待良好的行动在未来four-six个月的时间表。您应当会看到很好的行动。
我们可以预计,在未来four-six月,我们将看到一个大型制造工厂得到批准你的办公室?
绝对的。
额外的一英里,你就会得到大公司来这里吗?
已经有大量的作业。我们不仅看更大的球员;我们也看着一大堆的小球员。至少20植物将小植物、化合物半导体工厂,光子学植物,MEMS植物、记忆、传感器工厂,包装植物…生态系统必须全面。你会得到这种综合计划和一个20年的前景。承诺20年来,没有一个国家愿意给予。
我们将整个过程非常透明的;选择过程将是非常透明的。我们已经有非常广泛的利益相关者磋商。人不来如果有人写道。人们当他们看到行动。行业看整个画面,然后接过了电话。这个项目的投资将是1.7十万的卢比的;这是一个非常大的投资。
业内冰雹推力对芯片、显示制造业在印度
的76000卢比半导体方案将分布在6年。
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India is betting big on its well-established prowess in chip designing and its end-to-end electronics manufacturing ecosystem to give the country an edge over others, as it rolled out a $10 billion incentive package for companies to set up semiconductor units.
Union minister for electronics and IT Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/strong> tells Surabhi Agarwal<\/strong> that the government will not only facilitate infrastructure support, but also fast-track clearances, and that approvals for some big-ticket investments could come as early as in the next 4-6 months. Calling semiconductors the missing piece in India\u2019s electronics manufacturing ecosystem, he says while any country can offer the dollars, India is providing a 20-year roadmap to companies. Edited Excerpts:
How will the government woo large companies like Intel<\/a> and Samsung<\/a>, which have already chosen other nations for their chip manufacturing plants?<\/strong>
<\/div><\/div>The way to look at this is what is it that India offers, which is different from other geographies. What is different is that we have a very good design ecosystem. We have almost 20,000-odd design engineers working in India for various global companies. So, that's one very large factor. Second, globally about 20% of the people working in this industry, high-level, good-quality, high-tech persons are Indians. Third, industry was looking not just for investment support. Investment support any country can give, any European country can give this kind of investment. What the industry was looking for is, is there a 20-year framework or path, which is what we have provided. How do you make sure that industry will be able to sustain for that longer period? By focusing on talent.
So, in this programme, there is a very important element, which is C2S \u2014 Chips to Startup, under which a talent pool of 85,000 highly talented engineers will be created in collaboration with various IITs, NITs, international universities... So, an 85,000-people-strong talent pool. If we are able to create that in the coming few years, industry will feel very confident. See, dollars are available everywhere. It\u2019s not just the dollars, it\u2019s the brain, which matters.
So, in this programme, there is a very important element, which is C2S \u2014 Chips to Startup, under which a talent pool of 85,000 highly talented engineers will be created in collaboration with various IITs, NITs, international universities... So, an 85,000-people-strong talent pool. If we are able to create that in the coming few years, industry will feel very confident. See, dollars are available everywhere. It\u2019s not just the dollars, it\u2019s the brain, which matters.
<\/div><\/div>What we have thought through in this and Prime Minister Modi ji's vision is that we should be able to support the industry in all its dimensions for a very long period. That's what gives us more confidence.
One of the constant criticisms has been that India is too slow and there are too much of bureaucratic hurdles. Lack of resources like water and power are questions that crop up every time chips are discussed. How will you address these concerns?<\/strong>
So, infrastructure, the ultra-pure water, electricity (will be taken care of). What is also giving confidence to the people is the electronics manufacturing ecosystem, which is already developed here. We were nothing in electronics manufacturing 10 years back. India has already reached a level of $75 billion of electronics manufacturing today. Clearly on the path to reach $250 billion by 2025. Industry is actually feeling that we will reach $300 billion. So, that is what is giving a lot of confidence to the people. What used to be
India's earlier image \u2014 a country of bureaucratic (hurdles), red-tapeism, lack of easy approvals \u2014 that\u2019s all out now. The electronics industry is our champion now: they are the ones who are going out and telling everybody this is the place to come. And they are becoming the consumers of these chips. Earlier, if you had to set up a fab here, where would you use those chips? There was no electronics industry at all. Today, there is a good ecosystem which can consume all these chips.
One of the constant criticisms has been that India is too slow and there are too much of bureaucratic hurdles. Lack of resources like water and power are questions that crop up every time chips are discussed. How will you address these concerns?<\/strong>
So, infrastructure, the ultra-pure water, electricity (will be taken care of). What is also giving confidence to the people is the electronics manufacturing ecosystem, which is already developed here. We were nothing in electronics manufacturing 10 years back. India has already reached a level of $75 billion of electronics manufacturing today. Clearly on the path to reach $250 billion by 2025. Industry is actually feeling that we will reach $300 billion. So, that is what is giving a lot of confidence to the people. What used to be
India's earlier image \u2014 a country of bureaucratic (hurdles), red-tapeism, lack of easy approvals \u2014 that\u2019s all out now. The electronics industry is our champion now: they are the ones who are going out and telling everybody this is the place to come. And they are becoming the consumers of these chips. Earlier, if you had to set up a fab here, where would you use those chips? There was no electronics industry at all. Today, there is a good ecosystem which can consume all these chips.