India's Semiconductor Capacity to Reach 80 Million Chips Per Day: New Plants from Micron, Tata
India's semiconductor capacity is set to reach 80 million chips per day as new plants from Micron, Tata and others begin operations, significantly boosting India's role in the global chip supply chain.
India's semiconductor industry is set for a major breakthrough. With new semiconductor plants from Micron, Tata and others beginning operations, India's chip production capacity is expected to reach 80 million chips per day, significantly enhancing India's position in the global chip supply chain.
Capacity Plan
According to the India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA), with new plants coming online, India could produce up to 80 million chips daily. This capacity will primarily be used for memory chip manufacturing, including advanced DRAM, NAND, and solid-state drives (SSD).
AI-Driven Demand
Due to the increase in AI workloads, demand for memory chips has significantly increased, creating market shortages. IESA expert Chandak noted that most global capacity is currently focused on AI requirements, while sectors such as smartphones, laptops, and automotive are facing supply challenges.
Global Supply Chain Impact
India's increased semiconductor capacity will help alleviate the global chip shortage, also marking a significant advancement in India's high-tech manufacturing sector.
Reference Sources: The Hindu Business Line, New Kerala