\"<p>If
If we help design and build local brands, then these will ultimately feed into a semiconductor plan, the former chairman of HCL said.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Depth in manufacturing is a key requirement to gain self-reliance in the electronic industry, and a special thrust on designing locally can help achieve this, said HCL<\/a> Founder Ajai Chowdhry<\/a> on Wednesday in the capital.

“Government should have a special thrust on designing in every
PLI scheme<\/a> as this will only lead to depth in the manufacturing capabilities of India’s electronics industry,” Chaudhry said at the launch of Epic<\/a> foundation, an organisation aimed at building an end-to-end ecosystem for electronic manufacturing in the country.

Chowdhry, who helms the organisation as its chairman, added that in the last 10-15 years, many electronic brands like Micromax and
Videocon<\/a> have vanished. The reason, as he sees it: Many global brands flooded the Indian market. These had volume, capability and funding–using which they upended the Indian electronic market, leading to significant loss for the industry.

If we help design and build local brands, then these will ultimately feed into a semiconductor plan, the former chairman of HCL said.

Chowdhry, along with fellow HCL founder Arjun Malhotra and semiconductor industry veteran Satya Gupta launched the EPIC (Electronic Products Innovation Consortium) foundation. The two specific objectives of the not-for-profit organisation include — creating Indian
electronics products<\/a> and Indian brands in high-impact\/high-volume categories, and manufacturing semiconductor chips by scaling volume of Indian electronics products.

“Over the last three decades, Indian
electronics brands<\/a> and products have seen a continuous decline and today, there are hardly any Indian brands and products in the high-volume electronics product categories. Today, the market share of ‘Indian’ products and brands is less than 10% out of the $180 billion market for electronics products. We aim to take Indian electronics to real aatmanirbharta (self reliance) – from designing of electronics products to manufacturing of semiconductor chips,” the foundation stated.

On the occasion, Arjun Malhotra, Co-Chairman of Epic foundation, stated that their mission is to bring ‘lost glory back’ for Indian electronics products and brands.

The Indian electronics market is currently worth $118 billion. It exported goods valued at $10.6 billion in 2020-21, says Invest India. The country’s domestic production in electronics has increased from $29 billion in 2014-15 to $67 billion in 2020-21. Also, the global electronic
devices<\/a> market is estimated to be $2.9 trillion in 2020. While India’s share in the global electronic systems manufacturing industry has grown from 1.3% in 2012 to 3.6% in 2019, there is ample space for growth, say experts.

“Keeping in view the importance of electronic products and semiconductor chip products, it's critical to build self-reliance in this domain. To actualise this — the government, industry and academia need to come together in a mission mode to create real aatmnirbharta in the next 5 years, said Satya Gupta, CEO, Epic foundation. He added
PLI<\/a> is an enormous opportunity for the country, which has an ample pool of design talent and manufacturing infrastructure.

Pitching for a dedicated repair policy for electronic products, HCL’s Choudhary asked if we can design a tablet in India and can run for 5 years, why should it be thrown away?

“Western countries follow a throwaway culture. We don’t want that in India. Conceptually, for centuries, Indians have been closer to repair, reuse and recycling. We should encourage that in this domain too. We are going to make sure that we don’t create e-waste,” he said. “Government should come up with a dedicated repair policy so that every product that is sold\/ manufactured in India is repairable. There is a big movement on firms’ repair policies globally and that must happen in India too. This will also create millions of new jobs.”

EPIC foundation also launched two products during the event. This included a 10.1 Inch Tablet with features of repairability, upgradability and AI\/ML based inter-lingual translation. The organisation stated that the product will be a boon for education and social empowerment. Besides, a LED driver chip was launched. The foundation claims it has 700 million units of consumption, which would reach a billion units in the next few years. The large number of
silicon wafers<\/a> and chips required for this project can help in reviving SCL Fab and create a huge business of upcoming India ATMP units, stated the foundation.
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科技亿万富翁开始基础为印度带来失去荣耀的电子产品和品牌

Chowdhry,赫尔姆斯组织的主席补充说,在过去的10 - 15年,许多电子Micromax和Videocon等品牌已经消失了。

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< p >如果我们帮助设计和建立本土品牌,那么这些最终会流入半导体计划,HCL前主席说。< / p >
如果我们帮助设计和建立本土品牌,那么这将最终流入半导体计划,HCL的前任主席说。
制造业的深度是一个关键的要求获得自力更生与电子信息产业一起发展壮大,并在本地特殊的推力设计可以帮助实现这一目标,说盐酸创始人Ajai Chowdhry周三在首都。

“政府应该有一个特殊的推力在每一个设计PLI方案因为这只会导致深度在印度制造能力的电子行业,乔杜里说发射的史诗基金会,一个组织,旨在构建一个生态系统的端到端电子制造业。

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Chowdhry,赫尔姆斯组织的主席补充说,在过去的10 - 15年,Micromax和许多电子品牌Videocon已经消失了。原因,在他看来:许多国际品牌涌入印度市场。这些体积,能力和funding-using颠覆了印度电子市场,导致行业的重大损失。

如果我们帮助设计和建立本土品牌,那么这将最终流入半导体计划,HCL的前任主席说。

Chowdhry和盐酸的创始人Arjun Malhotra和半导体行业经验丰富的萨提亚Gupta发起了史诗(电子产品创新联盟)的基础。非盈利组织包括的两个具体目标——创造了印度电子产品和印度的品牌影响力/大容量类别,和制造半导体芯片的扩展印度电子产品的体积。

“在过去的三十年里,印度人电子产品品牌和产品已出现连续下滑,今天,几乎没有印度大容量电子产品类别的品牌和产品。今天,印度的产品和品牌的市场份额不到10%的1800亿美元的电子产品市场。我们的目标是把印度电子真正aatmanirbharta(自力更生)——从半导体芯片设计的电子产品制造,”基金会表示。

值此,Arjun Malhotra史诗基金会的联合主席,表示,他们的任务是为印度带来失去荣耀的电子产品和品牌。

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印度电子市场目前价值1180亿美元。它价值106亿美元的出口商品在2020 - 21日说,印度投资。该国的国内生产电子已经从2014年的290亿美元增至21岁——15到670亿年的2020美元。同时,全球电子设备市场在2020年估计为2.9万亿美元。而印度的份额在全球电子系统制造业已经从2012年的1.3%到2019年的3.6%,有足够的空间增长,专家说。

“保持视图电子产品和半导体芯片产品的重要性,它是至关重要的在这一领域建立自力更生。实行这个——政府、产业和学术界需要一起在任务模式中创建真实aatmnirbharta在接下来的5年,萨提亚Gupta说,首席执行官,史诗的基础。他补充说照明灯具这个国家是一个巨大的机会,有一个充足的设计人才和制造业基础设施。

投手为电子产品、专用维修政策HCL Choudhary问我们可以设计一个平板电脑在印度和可以运行了5年,为什么要扔掉?

“西方国家遵循一次性文化。我们不希望在印度。从概念上讲,几个世纪以来,印度人已经接近修理、重用和回收。我们也应该鼓励,在这一领域。我们要确保我们不创建电子垃圾,”他说。“政府应该想出一个专用的维修政策,这样每个产品/销售在印度生产修复。公司的维修政策有很大的运动在全球范围内,也必须发生在印度。这也将创造数以百万计的新就业岗位。”

在活动期间史诗基础还推出了两种产品。这包括一个10.1英寸的平板电脑可修性的特点,可升级性和基于AI /毫升的语际翻译。该组织表示,该产品将有利于教育和社会权利。此外,LED驱动芯片。基金会声称它有7亿单位的消费,这将在未来几年内达到十亿台。大量的硅晶片和薯片需要这个项目可以帮助恢复sci工厂和即将到来的印度ATMP创建一个巨大的业务单元,所述基础。
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If we help design and build local brands, then these will ultimately feed into a semiconductor plan, the former chairman of HCL said.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Depth in manufacturing is a key requirement to gain self-reliance in the electronic industry, and a special thrust on designing locally can help achieve this, said HCL<\/a> Founder Ajai Chowdhry<\/a> on Wednesday in the capital.

“Government should have a special thrust on designing in every
PLI scheme<\/a> as this will only lead to depth in the manufacturing capabilities of India’s electronics industry,” Chaudhry said at the launch of Epic<\/a> foundation, an organisation aimed at building an end-to-end ecosystem for electronic manufacturing in the country.

Chowdhry, who helms the organisation as its chairman, added that in the last 10-15 years, many electronic brands like Micromax and
Videocon<\/a> have vanished. The reason, as he sees it: Many global brands flooded the Indian market. These had volume, capability and funding–using which they upended the Indian electronic market, leading to significant loss for the industry.

If we help design and build local brands, then these will ultimately feed into a semiconductor plan, the former chairman of HCL said.

Chowdhry, along with fellow HCL founder Arjun Malhotra and semiconductor industry veteran Satya Gupta launched the EPIC (Electronic Products Innovation Consortium) foundation. The two specific objectives of the not-for-profit organisation include — creating Indian
electronics products<\/a> and Indian brands in high-impact\/high-volume categories, and manufacturing semiconductor chips by scaling volume of Indian electronics products.

“Over the last three decades, Indian
electronics brands<\/a> and products have seen a continuous decline and today, there are hardly any Indian brands and products in the high-volume electronics product categories. Today, the market share of ‘Indian’ products and brands is less than 10% out of the $180 billion market for electronics products. We aim to take Indian electronics to real aatmanirbharta (self reliance) – from designing of electronics products to manufacturing of semiconductor chips,” the foundation stated.

On the occasion, Arjun Malhotra, Co-Chairman of Epic foundation, stated that their mission is to bring ‘lost glory back’ for Indian electronics products and brands.

The Indian electronics market is currently worth $118 billion. It exported goods valued at $10.6 billion in 2020-21, says Invest India. The country’s domestic production in electronics has increased from $29 billion in 2014-15 to $67 billion in 2020-21. Also, the global electronic
devices<\/a> market is estimated to be $2.9 trillion in 2020. While India’s share in the global electronic systems manufacturing industry has grown from 1.3% in 2012 to 3.6% in 2019, there is ample space for growth, say experts.

“Keeping in view the importance of electronic products and semiconductor chip products, it's critical to build self-reliance in this domain. To actualise this — the government, industry and academia need to come together in a mission mode to create real aatmnirbharta in the next 5 years, said Satya Gupta, CEO, Epic foundation. He added
PLI<\/a> is an enormous opportunity for the country, which has an ample pool of design talent and manufacturing infrastructure.

Pitching for a dedicated repair policy for electronic products, HCL’s Choudhary asked if we can design a tablet in India and can run for 5 years, why should it be thrown away?

“Western countries follow a throwaway culture. We don’t want that in India. Conceptually, for centuries, Indians have been closer to repair, reuse and recycling. We should encourage that in this domain too. We are going to make sure that we don’t create e-waste,” he said. “Government should come up with a dedicated repair policy so that every product that is sold\/ manufactured in India is repairable. There is a big movement on firms’ repair policies globally and that must happen in India too. This will also create millions of new jobs.”

EPIC foundation also launched two products during the event. This included a 10.1 Inch Tablet with features of repairability, upgradability and AI\/ML based inter-lingual translation. The organisation stated that the product will be a boon for education and social empowerment. Besides, a LED driver chip was launched. The foundation claims it has 700 million units of consumption, which would reach a billion units in the next few years. The large number of
silicon wafers<\/a> and chips required for this project can help in reviving SCL Fab and create a huge business of upcoming India ATMP units, stated the foundation.
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