TechDomestic demand and technology access in India’s semiconductor push
The Economic Times reports that Bain & Company’s Balaji Thirumalai sees India’s strong domestic demand and demographic dividend as advantages, but identifies access to core technology as a key hurdle.
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The Economic Times reports that India’s domestic demand and demographic dividend offer semiconductor advantages, according to Balaji Thirumalai, Bain & Company’s India head of semiconductors and electronics manufacturing. He says access to core technology remains a key hurdle. Thirumalai also says Semicon 2.0’s focus on talent, chip factories, outsourced assembly and testing, design, equipment and materials is needed to build a complete ecosystem.
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Domestic demand and technology access in India’s semiconductor push
The Economic Times reports that Bain & Company’s Balaji Thirumalai sees India’s strong domestic demand and demographic dividend as advantages, but identifies access to core technology as a key hurdle.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that India’s domestic demand and demographic dividend offer semiconductor advantages, according to Balaji Thirumalai, Bain & Company’s India head of semiconductors and electronics manufacturing. He says access to core technology remains a key hurdle. Thirumalai also says Semicon 2.0’s focus on talent, chip factories, outsourced assembly and testing, design, equipment and materials is needed to build a complete ecosystem.