<ul><li>Tata Group's partnership with Taiwan's Powerchip to establish a semiconductor plant in Gujarat's Dholera signals India's stride towards self-sufficiency in critical technology.</li><li>With a capacity to produce 300 crore chips annually, the facility aims to cater to various sectors including high-performance computing, electric vehicles, defense, and consumer electronics. N Chandrasekaran's announcement of creating over 50,000 jobs underscores the project's economic impact.</li><li>Amid global chip shortages, this venture aligns with India's vision to reduce dependency on international supply chains and bolster indigenous industries.</li></ul>

Tata Group to create 50,000 jobs with semicon push, says N Chandrasekaran

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