ETtech The government is set to approve the chipmaking plan of the Vedanta Foxconn joint venture under the $10billion Indian Semiconductor Mission (ISM), senior government officials told ET This will pave the way for the Centre s bid to establish India as a global hub for semiconductors Their plan is for fabrication of 40 nm (nanometre) chips there are some conditions they need to fulfil

Publication: The Economic Times

STMicroelectronics has introduced the second generation of its STM32 MPUs (microprocessors), coming with a new architecture built upon the same ecosystem and raising performance and security for applications at the industrial and IoT edge.

Publication: Times Tech

The prices are higher, Vas said. Bajaj has 105 Chetak dealerships in 88 cities across the country. Within six months, the company plans to have 150 Chetak dealerships in 120 cities. Bajaj is also putting in a lot of effort to train more technicians for its EV business in FY23.

Publication: ET Auto

Renesas Electronics recently announced on Twitter that their CEO, Toshi Shibata, had a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss the semiconductor industry s role and its contribution to India s digital future.

Publication: ELE Times

Semiconductor opportunity Taiwan s main strength is in the machinery and electrical equipment sector which thrives on its semiconductor manufacturing capabilities. The importance of semiconductors can be gauged from the fact that it is the most critical material brains of modern electronics driving technologies for national economic growth, security, and global competitiveness.

Publication: The Financial Express

Digital India Corporation’s MD and CEO, Abhishek Singh, has said that India needs to have its own framework on Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Publication: Gadgets Now

As electronics manufacturers worldwide step up their efforts to promote sustainability through power efficient solutions and technologies, the onus is on semiconductor providers to develop devices that will help support this trend.

Publication: EET India

Construction plans for a massive state-backed company’s semiconductor facility in central China went wrong last October. The economic conflict over technology had intensified under the Biden administration, cutting off China’s access to the Western resources and skilled labour it required to produce the most cutting-edge semiconductors. Some employees who are citizens of the United States left the company.

Publication: Inventiva

The Wilmington, Massachusetts-based firm makes chips that are used for industrial robots, 5G telecommunications equipment and automobiles. It has been located in Limerick, its European headquarters, since the mid-1970s.

Publication: ET Telecom

Wafer level integration encompasses fanin, core fanout, high density fanout, 2.5D IC, and 3D IC packaging technologies. However, only those with a bumping pitch size of less than 100 m are considered as advanced semiconductor packaging technologies.

Publication: BIS Infotech

Despite the continued demand for hybrid working, global IT leaders are failing to recognize the full extent of the connection between their enterprise network and employee experiences. That s according to the latest research released by HPE Aruba Networking, which found that while three quarters of respondents believe digitization is fundamental both to employees being able to do their jobs and for talent attraction and retention, just 55% see the strong relevance of the network to these areas.

Publication: Express Computer

The US law, ostensibly aimed at tackling the China threat, was criticised by the Indian government for restricting equal access to technology. And it wasn’t the first such episode hinting at the geopolitical vitality of semiconductors: the US had earlier cut off chip supplies to Russia and subsequently banned the shipment of Nvidia and AMD products to China.

Publication: News Laundry

The duo’s details have been submitted to the ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY), one of the officials said.

Publication: The Economic Times