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Tata Electronics starts limited semiconductor chip exports
The Business Guardian
|May 08, 2024
Nata Electronics Ltd has Tcommenced exporting a limited quantity of semiconductor chips packaged at a pilot line located in its Bengaluru research and development center.
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The chips are being sent to Tata Electronics' partners in Japan, the US, and Europe, according to sources. Concurrently, the company is preparing to establish a new chip packaging unit in Morigaon, Assam, and a $10 billion chip foundry in Dholera, Gujarat. Additionally, Tata Electronics is in the final stages of the tape-out process for semiconductor chips ranging from 28 to 65 nanometers, along with some higher nodes.
Importantly, the exported chips are versatile and not customized for specific applications.
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