New Delhi. India is now moving towards becoming self-reliant in the production of critical semiconductor chips for motor vehicles. Tata Group company Tata Electronics has acquired Japanese semiconductor company ROHM Co. Has entered into a strategic partnership with. Under this agreement, automotive grade chips will be produced and tested in India.
What will Tata Electronics do?
Under the partnership, Tata Electronics and ROHM will jointly assemble and test Nch 100V, 300A Si MOSFET chips in India. These chips are made specifically for vehicles and a target has been set to start mass production by 2026. Under this plan, both the companies will produce semiconductors for India and global markets. Tata Electronics will combine its technology and factory facilities with ROHM’s technology to create a robust power semiconductor infrastructure.
Company response
Tata Electronics shared that this partnership will create new business opportunities by combining the expertise of both the companies. Additionally, it will also strengthen ties between the semiconductor industries of Japan and India. The company is also looking to develop more advanced packaging technologies in the future.
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Dr. Kazuhide Ino, Board Member, ROHM, said that this partnership will expand their product portfolio in India and strengthen the regional supply chain. Through this, it will be easy to meet the increasing demand of Indian customers.
where will the chips be made
Tata Electronics is building India’s first commercial fab in Dholera, Gujarat, in which an investment of $ 11 billion will be made. Apart from this, India’s first indigenous OSAT facility is also being built in Jagrod, Assam, which will entail an investment of $3 billion. Both these centers will produce and test chips for sectors like automotive, mobile, IoT, AI, defense and aerospace.
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