Electronics and Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry

Ya'll The Details of first semiconductor plant by RRP Electronics in Maharashtra.

1 . Approval as a Mega Project in recent Cabinet meeting.

2 . Total Investment of 5,000 Crore Rupees Manufacturing facilities at Taloja.

3 . Current OSAT facility of 40,000 Sq. Ft. at Mahape, The First chip to rollout on 26th September - Technical tie up with HMT Zurich.

4 . Secured percentage of the funding for the 5,000 Crore Rupees plant at Taloja.

5 . The Mahape Site will become Full Fledged R&D facility after the Taloja plant is opertional.

6 . Talegoan Facility to be full operational by 2029.

7 . The work is scheduled to start by next year.
 
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haldilal said:
Ya'll The Details of first semiconductor plant by RRP Electronics in Maharashtra.

1 . Approval as a Mega Project in recent Cabinet meeting.

2 . Total Investment of 5,000 Crore Rupees Manufacturing facilities at Taloja.

3 . Current OSAT facility of 40,000 Sq. Ft. at Mahape, The First chip to rollout on 26th September - Technical tie up with HMT Zurich.

4 . Secured percentage of the funding for the 5,000 Crore Rupees plant at Taloja.

5 . The Mahape Site will become Full Fledged R&D facility after the Taloja plant is opertional.

6 . Talegoan Facility to be full operational.by 2029.

7 . The work is scheduled to start by next year.
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What is the total revenue of this company to pull of such a big investment?
 
FalconSlayers said:
What is the total revenue of this company to pull of such a big investment?
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Ya'll like Skroot and AgniKul, Instutional Investors. SRT have invested Undisclosed Crores of rupees in the firm along with others investors.

If You observe the Photograph, will notice that apart from SRT, will notice Employees of not just BARC, but other Government Instuitons. Their employees list is filled with ex government servants worked in startgic sectors with many from armed forces, you can only guess from this from where they got such confidence and funding and how there were ablebto complete a 40K Sq. Ft. Facility R&D and temporary OSAT at Mahape in matter of months.

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Are there any plans to manufacture EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) Lithography systems in India?

The semiconductor monopoly: How one Dutch company has a stranglehold over the global chip industry
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The semiconductor monopoly: How one Dutch company has a stranglehold over the global chip industry

ASML is the only company in the world that owns the technology and makes the machinery to make physical chips out of silicon wafers. Chipmakers like TSMC, NVIDIA and Intel won’t be able to make the chips they do without ASML’s EUV technology.
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ASML is the only company in the world that owns the technology and makes the machinery to make physical chips out of silicon wafers. Chipmakers like TSMC, NVIDIA and Intel won’t be able to make the chips they do without ASML’s EUV technology.
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Carl Zeiss SMT GMBH, Germany
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Carl Zeiss SMT - Wikipedia

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The ZEISS business group develops and produces optics for semiconductor production. Its core business is lithography optics that forms the centerpiece of a wafer scanner.
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Abhijeet said:
Are there any plans to manufacture EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) Lithography systems in India?

The semiconductor monopoly: How one Dutch company has a stranglehold over the global chip industry
www.firstpost.com

The semiconductor monopoly: How one Dutch company has a stranglehold over the global chip industry

ASML is the only company in the world that owns the technology and makes the machinery to make physical chips out of silicon wafers. Chipmakers like TSMC, NVIDIA and Intel won’t be able to make the chips they do without ASML’s EUV technology.
www.firstpost.com www.firstpost.com


Carl Zeiss SMT GMBH, Germany
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Carl Zeiss SMT - Wikipedia

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It's misleading. ASML doesn't own shit. They have 700 suppliers with whom they have exclusivity contract like Carl Zeiss, Tokyo Electron, Applied materials etc. These 700 suppliers provide the components which goes into an EUV. Yes, ASML knows how to put all those components together and make them work together. But without those 700 suppliers there won't be any EUV. India should invest money into optics and Laser physics. First, we should master the small components which goes into a EUV before trying to do everything at once.

Have you heard about this company ever? They are one of the supplier to ASML.

www.hensoldt.net

HENSOLDT wins "ASML Supplier Recognition Award 2022" for logistics

www.hensoldt.net www.hensoldt.net

Here is a small excerpt from the article

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Indian company making a sodium battery. Would be nice to know if these are actually operational somewhere, but commendable achievement. ( btw, what happened to the "make in India" and related threads? :)

www.deccanchronicle.com

Sodion Energy launches India’s first Sodium Ion battery

These batteries are poised to challenge the dominance of lead-acid and lithium-based battery technologies in various markets
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Varoon4 said:
Indian company making a sodium battery. Would be nice to know if these are actually operational somewhere, but commendable achievement. ( btw, what happened to the "make in India" and related threads? :)

www.deccanchronicle.com

Sodion Energy launches India’s first Sodium Ion battery

These batteries are poised to challenge the dominance of lead-acid and lithium-based battery technologies in various markets
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It's old article and probably paid hoax.
I will not trust such news until they release the info regarding energy density of the battery.
 
Abhijeet said:
Are there any plans to manufacture EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) Lithography systems in India?

The semiconductor monopoly: How one Dutch company has a stranglehold over the global chip industry
www.firstpost.com

The semiconductor monopoly: How one Dutch company has a stranglehold over the global chip industry

ASML is the only company in the world that owns the technology and makes the machinery to make physical chips out of silicon wafers. Chipmakers like TSMC, NVIDIA and Intel won’t be able to make the chips they do without ASML’s EUV technology.
www.firstpost.com www.firstpost.com


Carl Zeiss SMT GMBH, Germany
en.wikipedia.org

Carl Zeiss SMT - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
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ASML is like boeing. P&W+GE is like Carl Zeiss. Before you think about ASML, you need to make those sub components of 100s of suppliers. Before even the sub components game, one needs to master Precision Manufacturing. Not only Precision Manufacturing but also Precision Manufacturing Machinery and Equipment. So it goes on like this
Level-1: Precision Manufacturing
Level-2: Precision Manufacturing Equipment, Machinery and Tooling
Level-3: Sub-Components
Level-4: Lithography Machine.
Its a colossal task. Look it took the entire 1st world western countries to come together barely had 1 company that making lithography machines. China alone MAY do that but they will always be a generation or two behind ASML and that too if they bypassed traditional methods and resort to their usual copying, espionage and such. China itself has a long way to go. Only three to four countries have the expertise of Level-1 and 2 being Japan, Germany, Swiss(barely), USA. China still needs to prove its mettle in level-1 and 2 to move for next steps. Ofcourse they are making some lithography machines but they are not of the latest generation.
For India, its better to just honestly import these things. We can attempt it when our semiconductors industry matures along with improving of GDP.
 
SlayingHell said:
ASML is like boeing. P&W+GE is like Carl Zeiss. Before you think about ASML, you need to make those sub components of 100s of suppliers. Before even the sub components game, one needs to master Precision Manufacturing. Not only Precision Manufacturing but also Precision Manufacturing Machinery and Equipment. So it goes on like this
Level-1: Precision Manufacturing
Level-2: Precision Manufacturing Equipment, Machinery and Tooling
Level-3: Sub-Components
Level-4: Lithography Machine.
Its a colossal task. Look it took the entire 1st world western countries to come together barely had 1 company that making lithography machines. China alone MAY do that but they will always be a generation or two behind ASML and that too if they bypassed traditional methods and resort to their usual copying, espionage and such. China itself has a long way to go. Only three to four countries have the expertise of Level-1 and 2 being Japan, Germany, Swiss(barely), USA. China still needs to prove its mettle in level-1 and 2 to move for next steps. Ofcourse they are making some lithography machines but they are not of the latest generation.
For India, its better to just honestly import these things. We can attempt it when our semiconductors industry matures along with improving of GDP.
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So basically India won't be atmanirbhar in chip making machines in the next 1 or 2 decades or so. We will have to be dependent on Europeans for high end technology. In future I hope they don't impose sanction against India on human rights, anti conversion etc....

India will have to shell out more money for R&D.
 
Abhijeet said:
So basically India won't be atmanirbhar in chip making machines in the next 1 or 2 decades or so. We will have to be dependent on Europeans for high end technology. In future I hope they don't impose sanction against India on human rights, anti conversion etc....

India will have to shell out more money for R&D.
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Actually there is a difference, if you are talking economics then yes being top line is a necessity to compete and those countries hold the crown but military needs are different and china has more than enough to compete and exceed and so can Russia. India also has very established research in fundamental areas but of course application of it is non-existent even in military capacity. We aren't hopeless. I think this is over simplification of what barriers exist in terms of capabilities. Swiss, German and Japan are all historically very high quality craftsmanship and Indian was too but foreign invasions made sure to kill those capabilities. Research some of our original metallurgy, bamboo craftsmenship and so on. China will take #1 position eventually. At the level they are, law of averages will make sure.

We will be vulnerable in lot of areas and just not semis. Trick is to focus on new waves and that's how you catch up and elevate yourself.
 
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So basically India won't be atmanirbhar in chip making machines in the next 1 or 2 decades or so. We will have to be dependent on Europeans for high end technology. In future I hope they don't impose sanction against India on human rights, anti conversion etc....

India will have to shell out more money for R&D.
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When India is at utterly zero in Electronics and Semiconductors , the cabal has absolute power to make India dance to its tunes. When India has fairly established Semiconductor Industry, then there isn't much the Cabal can do unlike before. We will continue to bleed but instead of a arm or a leg it would be just a cut or scratch and for the returns its worth it.
 
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