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Tata Electronics sends hundreds of employees to Taiwan for chipmaking training
- Tata Electronics has sent hundreds of employees to Taiwan for specialized training in chip making.
- The company is accelerating its plans for semiconductor fabrication (fab) and outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) facilities.
- Employees are being sent to Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) in Taiwan for critical skills training for the upcoming fab in Dholera, Gujarat.
- Tata Electronics is dispatching employees in batches for training in different functions such as equipment, yield engineering, process technology, and quality engineering.
- The company is hiring fresh graduates and experienced professionals for the training.
- Around 50 to 75 people are being sent per batch for training in a phased and structured manner.
- The Dholera fab in Gujarat is expected to create over 20,000 direct and indirect jobs.
- The project is set to produce its first chip by December 2026 with the Assam OSAT facility's first phase starting by mid-2025.
- GlobalFoundries’ Asia president has been appointed as the president and head of Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing.
- There are talks of Tata Electronics acquiring a Malaysian chip plant for practical experience in running such facilities.
- An agreement with PSMC includes design and construction support for building India’s first AI-enabled greenfield fab in Gujarat.
- The fab will have a manufacturing capacity of up to 50,000 wafers per month with advanced automation and efficiency technologies.
- Tata Electronics is focused on developing a skilled workforce for its semiconductor operations.
- The company is strategically positioning itself to be a significant player in India's semiconductor industry.
- The extensive training program in Taiwan highlights Tata Electronics' commitment to establishing a strong foothold in chip manufacturing.
- The company's aggressive efforts indicate its ambition to contribute significantly to the growth of India's semiconductor sector.
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