India's Chip Output Set to Reach 75-80 Million Units per Day, Marking a New Milestone

India's chip production capacity could reach 75 million to 80 million units per day Chandak noted in an interview with ANI that India's semiconductor push focuses primarily on chip assembly and testing rather than wafer fabrication. The recently launched Micron Technology facility operates as an ATMP plant and has been described as a smart packaging unit. Other projects under development, including those led Tata Electronics is preparing to operate an OSAT facility in Jagiroad, Assam, focused primarily on power devices and multi-chip modules for industrial and automotive applications, with the plant potentially achieving more than 50 million units per day. The project led The Micron facility will handle memory products such as DRAM, NAND, and SSD. Chips assembled and tested in India are expected to support AI systems as well as applications in automobiles, laptops, and smartphones. Initially, these chips will mainly fall within the 14nm to 28nm technology nodes, while the wafers themselves will continue to be sourced from overseas.