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Tata Electronics to build India's 1st semiconductor wafer plant

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Tata Electronics, a subsidiary of the Tata Group, is preparing to set up India's first large-scale semiconductor wafer manufacturing facility. The company has partnered with Taiwan-based Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp (PSMC) for technology support on the project. The Dholera semiconductor fab will produce chips across technology nodes from 28nm to 110nm, a Tata Electronics spokesperson told Bloomberg. PSMC spokesperson Eric Tang confirmed that the collaboration covers multiple technology nodes, starting with more mature nodes before moving up to advanced processes like 28nm. The Tata Group is investing billions in semiconductor manufacturing and assembly plants as India seeks to become a global chip manufacturing hub. The Indian government recently approved ₹1.28 trillion ($13.3 billion) in new incentives to boost chip design, manufacturing equipment, and semiconductor supply chains.
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