Gravitas: Can India's $10 billion booster save the global economy?

[@hill6045]

This would be the best thing to happen through all the negative hogwash. This would be hope, not for only India but for democracy

[@Liboch]

Coincidentally Intel CEO just announced today they will invest USD 7 billion in Malaysia, and production will start in 2023. They should have come to India, India has almost unlimited supply of engineers. Malaysia is a small country and I doubt they have enough qualified engineers, and their wages are much higher.

[@AuraJewel]

@@Liboch they have better infrastructure and roads, did you know if we didn't care about environment and upgraded our environment like china, then we would been one of the biggest manufacture in asia

[@Liboch]

@@AuraJewel and yet most cities are still very polluted

[@AshwinPrabhu92]

Even Tata is in talks with TSMC. Lets hope we get fabs in India.

[@kalgandikota7752]

@@str5454 Really? TSMC already announced a fab with USA and in Japan recently. They are not coming to India and even if they did they'll be doing some assembly, packaging and testing in India along with TATAs I guess for the local market. Thus what TATAs are going to do is similar to what Malaysia doing now. Indian Government is arm-twisting FABs saying they'll be boycotting Malaysia because Malaysia taking about Kashmir issue. If TSMC comes up with a standalone Fab in India, that will probably be happiest moment in my life. That said, SCL could import ASML machines and try to make commercial chips. India actually don't need TSMC but TSMC could give a jumpstart to India's talent providing tech and logistics support.

[@gokulkrishna2315]

@@kalgandikota7752 They are already building a fab in USA and Japan is in their future list. India needs an ecosystem of semiconductor, hopefully TATA is up to setting up an OSAT unit that can create an environment for semiconductor manufacturing.

[@gokulkrishna2315]

@@kalgandikota7752 I think TATA can make it successful and they are pretty sure about the fact that semiconductor manufacturing is not a one day success that's the reason they chose OSAT unit first and eventually manufacturing.

[@108aditya]

@@kalgandikota7752 we have to just accept TAIWAN as as Nation this will boost our ties in return can demand for a standalone Chip Fabrication in India We need to be aggresive or will lose the moment already in 19s we lost in 2007 we lost Intel Offer cuz That time govt was sleeping !!!

[@lobstershrimp]

@@108aditya I'm Taiwanese, it would really help but sadly your government doesn't see us as a country. I've never seen any significant interaction between our countries.

[@paulanthony6931]

It is happening all over US too. Thank you Palki Sharma

[@harshitmishra2693]

The whole worlds supply chain broked so its consequences seen worldwide...

[@sc1338]

The US is building semi fabs in Nevada and Arizona

[@marioc1247]

i can’t wait to see India’s growth if/when it becomes the next big supplier of the world 🇮🇳❤️

[@faras5426]

🤣

[@prakashm1468]

Already the platform is set...we will achieve it and will become the global supplier...

[@theguide1192]

You're an Indian dude stop pretending you're from a forgien country I found your Pfp on pintrest

[@marioc1247]

@@theguide1192 lol i’m American actually, but you said that as if it was an insult to be Indian? it’s a beautiful country, beautiful culture. i’m a proud American but i’d equally be a proud Indian if i had the privilege

[@theguide1192]

@@marioc1247 okay bro maybe you're one of the few good people who actually love India Respect and love from 🇮🇳

[@johnbartlet6669]

It's not just chips, it's antiquated IP that the auto industry refuses to move beyond. The main fabs are more than happy to make newer, higher density IP, but they don't want to keep making the old stuff, and they're right. It's time for the auto industry to upgrade their technology.

[@mikebailey2970]

exactly!

[@danielmartin7838]

I'm curious now. Would you be willing to elaborate on the higher density statement? Or a quick example?

[@johnbartlet6669]

@@danielmartin7838 Sure, most of the integrated circuits used in the auto industry were designed in the 80's and 90's. Most of the major auto makers have been buying the same chips for over 20 years. This is now antiquated technology from a silicon manufacturing perspective. All other industries that rely heavily on integrated circuits tend to buy the latest and cheapest. When things were just humming along as normal there was no great issue with the auto industry continuing to demand antiquated ICs, but once everything was disrupted, something had to go on the back burner, and it was the production of older chips. Now, the supply chain will catch up, I mean if there is a market the chip makers will meet it, but if the auto industry would start using newer IP, like Tesla does, they'd have less of an issue when global problems arise. It''s a dual problem of having an 'if it ain't broke don't fix it' attitude, and also not wanting to deal with the regulatory costs of certifying newer technologies for safety. The cost of a single silicon lithography machine runs into the billions, so the more everyone uses the same generation of lithography technology, the more efficient the system, and the fabs, the companies that own those lithography machines, can focus on making a single IC technology as cheaply as possible. Actually having to produce old ICs negatively effects the cost of all ICs.

[@danielmartin7838]

@@johnbartlet6669 Thank you for your time. That does make sense.

[@TheMichaelJu]

Exactly why this report is so incorrect. They are other major reasons behind today's backlog in India. So-called chip shortage is no longer one of them.

[@goodearth5584]

Better late than never ; India being in the forefront of software development, how come, India missed out on the importance of semiconductors and the hardware is really bafling !

[@Mork2001]

Because manufacturing was not given importance vis a vis IT/software. Early efforts in late 80s during Rajiv Gandhi’s team ran aground due to politics, fire and apathy. We had a fab plant in 1988 at Chandigarh, which fell into disuse i guess after a massive fire in 89/90. India is behind in designing & manufacturing radio hardware for 4G, 5G also.

[@kalgandikota7752]

Indians still don't have a world class software product also. Little known fact is that India is the largest skilled-slave colony since at least 1498AD when Europeans started colonizing India. It remains the same even today in 21st century after 73 years of Indian Independence. India's so called IT Consulting firms like TCS, Infosys, Satyam Mahindra, Wipro etc. all engage in this 21st century high-tech slave trade. Indian CEOs and Directors at the high-tech giants like Google, MicroSoft, Adobe, Twitter, IBM, Intel, Apple etc. are all Indian Slave Wardens even today engaging in '21st Century High-tech Slave Trade' along with Indian Governments of various political parties including the current one. The time-frames to secure a citizenship now in many colonial countries is more than the timeframe set during ‘Indentured labor’ period. Thus there has been and there is slave-trade happening from India even today. That said I am not affiliated with any political party or any religion.

[@namangupta5724]

The real reason was the lack of natural resources. We would have to import the raw materials from other countries and there was no guarantee of success.

[@vinishshetty8055]

India tried making semiconductor chips but failed but we mastered the designing all major chips are designed here but built in Taiwan.

[@gunalangula6027]

Manufacturing chips needs plenty of water. This is a major problem for India.

[@raginitripathi725]

2 months ago,I was searching Any gravitas clip on same topic. And now I am happy to find it. Your reports are to the point, easy to understand.💯🤞

[@World-Peace993]

lndia to "save the global economy". Lol, good one. Thanks for the laugh. hahaha

[@World-Peace993]

Wion - At $514 trillion, China overtakes US in terms of amassing the biggest net worth For those who don't trust wion's credibility like me because they are full of bs. Bloomberg - Global Wealth Surges as China Overtakes US to Grab Top Spot Or search and choose the source you trust - China overtakes US as world’s richest nation.

[@25fpslagger81]

@@World-Peace993 get a life

[@Charlie--113]

She doesnt have much knowledge about much

[@Indian_Girl_Aarini_2713]

Gravitas: India ranked 101/116 on Global Hunger Index.

[@palakodetyvenkataramasharm2194]

Chip manufacture should have been started in 1960s and 1970s like Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan etc. It was horrible lack of foresight then or later.

[@sanketnegi1]

Indians were happy with how they were.. Never had a foresight I guess.. Before the dragon showed it's true colors.. Better late thn never.. Besides it would be in intrest of more than 75% of the planet..

[@amzonfire6013]

You forgot the US.(America). Chips and chip manufacturing was invented in America, and is still going on.

[@prakashm1468]

Because India was ruled by the evil Nehru's KHANgress...

[@aksshatkumar6843]

Does Indonesia and Malaysia hold any percentage of Market share in Chip manufacturing , I have checked report and USA , China , South Korea , Taiwan and Japan hold maximum market share , no where I could see Malaysia and Indonesia in they started in 1960s and 1970s then would been having a large market share , but they do not have , Shocking !!!

[@prakashm1468]

Where did you get Malaysia and Indonesia? Please don't write crap..

[@omkarpardeshi5136]

This is a significant move played by India. It will not only help the Indian economy but will also help revive the world economy. Love you India ❤️🇮🇳❤️

[@danielmonteiro9275]

Please explain how

[@slobodanpaunovic3834]

The time India gets there Chinese will give them free around..

[@SeemoreDunkan]

Finally a booster we can all agree on.. I hope.

[@asthaghosal]

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[@rocketmanfossel1174]

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[@michaelwang6125]

Japan is also covering up to 50% of the project cost. Good to see there is a price match w/o creating more competition between friendly nations and how these can help reduce the reliance on the former world factory @Beijing. Fun fact : potato chips market has a value of US$ 31.2 Billion in 2020

[@murarikarmhe2322]

That potato chips market value reflects the obesity rate in US

[@michaelwang6125]

@@murarikarmhe2322 xD but that's exported around the globe XD

[@7321janedou]

@@michaelwang6125 mmmm global bloooaaatt

[@danielmonteiro9275]

Can anything reduce the reiiance on Beijing?millions around the world have profited and still are because of Beijing

[@Starcom70]

Manufacturing chips requires a lot of clean water. After the manufacturing process the water is contaminated and needs to be filtered through reverse osmosis before it can be reused. Water shortages due to droughts in Taiwan has impacted the chip manufacturing process. Droughts related to climate change.

[@moviesenthil]

India has had good monsoons and has a surplus of fresh water at the moment. It also has enough perennial rivers to supply it in any year.

[@Starcom70]

@@moviesenthil It would be a good thing not to have to rely on Taiwan and China for microprocessors.

[@adrakss9588]

Hmm i think it will take time to shift centre

[@hmmmm6685]

@@Starcom70 definately But I think we will be just making larger size(low quality but used in large no. such as Washing machine,toaster,microwave,freeze and thousand more instruments ) and other component of chipset for few years

[@hanfucolorful9656]

Five years ago the same lady told us that the Indian high-speed train will run in 2021, with only 2 weeks left. Now she shows us an even bigger picture.

[@madanmohanmintu]

Finally, Electrical Engineering will rise to peaks in India that was never seen before 🔥

[@Rahulchandra95]

Lmao 🤣

[@Rahulchandra95]

You think semiconductors are part of electrical engineering ? No wonder Indian engineers are said to have no technical knowledge.

[@laya0srinivas]

Only in Netflix😉

[@msdolly6101981]

@@Rahulchandra95 : switch off electric supply, no semiconductor will work. There are plenty of work for electrical engineers even in semiconductor industry just it's low power low voltage. Ohm and kirchoff still hold good for semiconductor!

[@mithunmohan1473]

Electrical and electronics EEE , ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ECE

[@svc2461]

Making chips in India is not the problem. We're running out of rare earth metals and India doesn't have these unfortunately.

[@kalgandikota7752]

How are such small countries like Taiwan, South Korea, Israel or even Singapore able to procure rare-earth metals? If they are able to source raw materials, India must be able to do it because India's foreign policy aligns with allies of those countries.

[@JaqenHegar]

Thats the reason why Modi has invited all central asian countries on Republic day. They have huge deposits of rare earth metals.

[@danielmonteiro9275]

Yes exactly and China has these metals

[@kalgandikota7752]

Yes Shrish. Central Asian countries, African countries, South American countries, Australia and even Afghanistan has huge deposits of these so called rare metals.

[@ragavendrakotrike5986]

There are multiple stages in producing chips, right now many companies do the design part in India,we can venture into other activities like testing, assembling and later get into fabrication part gradually...

[@elcordobes-i1h]

While we're on the topic, have you seen the price of Dorito chips ? India should consider getting into that market as well

[@vikrumtalks857]

:-D Lol... Sure... :-)

[@skasteve6528]

Well eat fewer then. I'm sure you could do with losing a few kilos.😜

[@ChandranshuDwivedi]

we have haldiram chips. you should try.

[@shivam_nagar69]

dorito? i once ate it honestly not my type, we have haldirams here, go give it a try

[@anshumanshukla381]

Not sure about that. Different taste buds.

[@girishktyagi]

India is entering into major manufacturing and industrialisation phase which would run for atleast next 30+ years achieving economic growth of 8+% for the period.

[@arjunjadhav7512]

Well it's good step for our home consumption. India's semiconductor imports are around 20 billion. by far good step

[@someone4860]

Establishing a factory for making Chip will take around 3 years. within in this period, other countries would already have it. But the project of Gov. is good for home consumption.

[@anshul554]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao Taiwan invested for making semiconductor chip and Taiwan is sole power for making semiconductor chip

[@unofficial4650]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao lol no one is thinking that. We just want self sufficiency and that's why 10bn

[@shubhanshjain]

It will take a waves of effort with consistent push over time to stand anywhere in this sector. India hardly works on even producing higher nm scale chips which are phasing out so to work on producing 4nm and 6 nm chips, it will require not just investment but lot of research setup in collaboration with big players.

[@hmmmm6685]

@@shubhanshjain we will be making only larger chips and if smailler than only as manufacturer for other brand not as designer. Achieved that and than may be collaboration on designing side.

[@sasi88_OG]

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[@johnhimal5913]

Chip sector will be a question of survival in 20 years time for India. India must learn lesson from China how Anglos twist ,turn n contain lf other country becomes as powerful as them. India will be country of 1.6 billion in two decades n it's economy could become 45 % of USA GDP. Thereafter will begin Anglo Dance to contain India. Mark my words, my Indu friends.

[@reddyguntuku1024]

Unfortunately, I agree with you. India had such experience in the past (nuclear materials, space program, super computers etc. to name a few examples). One more reason why India should invest in good research and develop products not only for domestic consumption and for export as well. Private companies like Tata, Reliance etc. should do lot more research not only in house fund the Universities to conduct research which is good for developing human resources which they constantly need to replenish.

[@skasteve6528]

There is no comparison between India & China. Western companies are able to invest in India without Indian companies pirating their technology. India, despite it's problems with it's neighbours has no plan to subvert the west a build an empire. Although India's beaurocracy is a nightmare, it's legal system is relatively open & reasonably fair. The US & Europe would have no problem with India becoming a commercial superpower, as they would be heavily invested in it.

[@utubetruthteller]

Anglo dance will be weakened by then because rest of the world is also rising and their share in the pie growing

[@thespecialone5383]

god damn true.

[@karansingh-ez6jc]

We need to learn a lot. Xiè Xiè

[@BigDH28]

Tall order, but if India can pull this off, it will be massive! I wish them the best of luck, cause we need a better option than China! 🙏✌️

[@infinity8288]

Ratan Tata has decided his company will make processor chips. There is quote of Ratan tata"I tend to say only those things i definitely want to do"

[@BigDH28]

Abhishek nice, i will do some research on the man. 🤙✌️

[@krishnendupandit776]

@@infinity8288 sri ratan tata is most honorable citizen of india. we indians will be always be indebted to his contribution.

[@moinakbhattacharya878]

Excellent initiative, something that should have been started 10 years ago

[@ragavendrakotrike5986]

Better late than never

[@dayb6991]

Yes it will help world chip shortages

[@abishekraju4521]

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[@nirus9599]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao Achievements of “superpower” China 1. Wuhan virus 2. Ship blockade at Suez Canal 3. Abusements of muslims, jews, buddhists in slave camps 4. Border disputes with 16 nations 5. Being an enemy of most of Europe 6. Having full supply of insects, rats, bats, dogs, cats, urine boiled eggs, gutter oil to eat/cook with 7. Rocket crashing in to the Indian Ocean 8. Lack of electricity 9. Food shortages 10. The death of 4 million people 11. Lack of human rights 12. Evergrand crisis 13. Death of 45 million people 14. Low Quality products 15. Being the worlds most biggest copycat 16. Tiananmen Square massacre 17. Low Quality skyscrapers that collapse 18. Lost war against Japan in World War II 19. Lost war against the Mongol empire 20. Lost 2 wars against the British empire 21. Lack of toilets (400 million people don’t have toilets in China) 22. Caused up to 3 virus in the past 23. Threatened Taiwan but never invaded 24. Lack of safety for people 25. Lack of sanitization But with all this people say China is a “superpower” lol 😂

[@vhrui904]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao Let them dream. These indians never wake up..😂😂😂😂

[@veena_93_.]

@@vhrui904 lol you are day dreaming about India , cause we had begin the work on setting up chip manufacturing industries , don't think your opponent is weak , this is called oversmartness which will be bringing you to your knee one day 🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@vhrui904]

@@veena_93_. I have been told by indians all this 20 years...that india will surpass china...😂😂😂😂😂😂 China is 10 timers richer than india..and contribute to 20% world's GDP...😂😂😂 India is still struggling with Toilets and open defecation..😂😂😂😂😂

[@daniellarson3068]

Looks like an opportunity for a country like India. Chips are used in many items. I'll bet India would develop more new stuff with their chips. How could they turn down 50%?

[@rohitSharma-yw4ll]

10bn dollar kuch jyada hi km ni h semiconductor ke liye atleast 30-40bn dollar to hona hi chahiye tha kyunki hmare paas na to skilled labour h or na hi infrastructure

[@mikebailey2970]

takes years to build a new chip fab. Part of the problem with the auto sector is their reliance on old chip designs and their refusal to update the cars to use newer chip available.

[@darshilparmar7016]

How is tesla coping? Do they have their own fabs or they have some arrangement with IBM or tsmc?

[@mikebailey2970]

@@darshilparmar7016 they repurposed different microcontrollers from other manufacturers to provide the same functionality and updated the software in the cars to work with the microcontrollers. Their sales are up quarter over quarter and year over year

[@sushilsingh2099]

Hopefully they will do now, after all necessity is mother of discoveries & adaptability. Current shortage is one thing & Taiwan alone supplying 60-70% of world's semiconductor demand is in threat of invasion from CCP, which can be disastrous for industry.

[@reddyguntuku1024]

@@darshilparmar7016 If the firmware/software is designed such a way that it is easy to switch the processors and other components, problem can be solved. However, if there are no-good cost-effective replacement solutions, and if the company is big enough like Tesla, then they can go for their own custom designs like what Apple did.

[@kalgandikota7752]

Mike, Automobile chips have sensors(analog chips for most part) and also thorough testing is required whenever they change nanometer...thinner chips have greater vibrations leading to faster chip damage. Thinner chips also have greater power densities. Why would someone want to invest so much to make those thinner chips of smaller tech nodes reliable? In the due course of time, automakers will borrow from the figher-jet companies all necessary testing technologies for thinner chips. Until then we may patiently wait for the first explorer car company going smaller-tech nodies. Until 2003, everyone used to think a smartphone is a power guzzler and nobody will buy. Now look at the advancements in smartphone battery capacities and power-saving features. In Auto industry also, we need one super-hero company like Apple or Tesla to push the chip tech forward in a similar manner.

[@danzai8762]

So far 2 companies are interested. I hope as production increases govt. Will also increase the amount to 60 - 100 billion dollar if they really want to compete on global level.

[@hanfucolorful9656]

Five years ago the same lady told us that the Indian high-speed train will run in 2021, with only 2 weeks left. Now she shows us an even bigger picture.

[@souvikbera3067]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao Really LMAO thats why China imports 90% of its chips from taiwan ? I thing you ate too much bat soup today

[@abishekraju4521]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao How china tried, pumped money into quite literally oblivion, and failed at its semiconductor revival attempt. Its a world famous story, you should read about it.

[@imedia4796]

Chines company made Corona virus' that we late, not only India all over world suffering from China viruses

[@danzai8762]

@@hanfucolorful9656 Bullet train will be operational soon in Gujarat even tho due to COVID it has been delayed.

[@Senthil-kk]

It's a good strategic approach by India, but chip manufacturing foundry setup will take over 18 months to be production ready. We might still have to sail through this crisis.

[@dev3206]

India too has to have world class infrastructure for foreign investors to invest in india in large numbers. India government should invest in R&D on consumers products makings for world market.

[@brucewayne-mh7ul]

Honestly I don't think it will generate that many jobs directly, but maybe indirectly many industries will be supported

[@MrPoornakumar]

brucewayne It can produce jobs in tens of millions. It can create not one "Shenzgen" but many more. Imagine, if chips are placed in every road-side mechanics' hands & a thousand engineers who can "design" devices that we import (100%) from PRC now.

[@kalgandikota7752]

Brucewayne, I agree with you. Not only many other industries will be supported but also Indian Governments of center and state. Using technologies of digital governance, the governments gain greater accountability, controllability and observability. In China, SMIC and their suppliers have always been loosing but that helped catapult China into number one super-power now. Accept or not China is super-power now and they are India's neighbors. Imagine living next to rich neighbors who don't like your slum...Therefore, India must plan and excute this digital revolution as soon as possible on war-footing.

[@Samizouza]

Definitely sounds good if India gets it right with potential for investment and becoming a top supplier in chips for machines that need them.

[@apriljones8999]

Alternatives to China are great for the world! Well done India for planning big! 👍

[@sekhariyer3980]

If it comes .... HCL Tech will benefit the most as it is the only IT services company that has hardcore hardware manufacturing experience.

[@shivgopalbajpai7504]

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[@sekhariyer3980]

@@shivgopalbajpai7504 happiest mind is the most overrated stock at 120 PE. It just a matter when it will crash badly .

[@shivgopalbajpai7504]

I'm not talking about stock.. I'm talking about their core business... I'm option trader.. i don't trade on equity..

[@jamescharles1588]

210 billion in revenue means they could have made a ton of money NOT that they actually lose money. But at least in the US the government will bale out the car manufacturers!

[@xoking4922]

India is the next big thing..

[@incastinc]

India can improve its economy by solving other countries needs.

[@bteck2005]

"That is where India comes in" to solve the world's chip supply problem! What a bold dream. We have a saying of "Counting the chickens before they are hatched". Looking at the extreme slow speed in which India is developing in almost all sectors, let along precision engineering such as making of chips, we can expect many more years of chanting "That is where India comes in" to continue in Indian pride.

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[@shubhamjuvatkar4023]

India has started making huge decisions since recent years. And we have grown successfully. We will definitely win this challenge as well.

[@samnaveen1993sah]

Building a fab will take 2+years, Tech start up and ramp is a different story

[@vhrui904]

If you have some intelligence and know some science in semiconductor manufacturing... this is a JOKE..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@skasteve6528]

That is true, but if India wants to be taken seriously as a manufacturing alternative to China, it has to start investing now. This could be a good place to start.

[@RonnieBanerjee007]

The Governments plan is to upgrade the existing fabs by next one year and bring them to speed with the latest process making chips of cars and electronics while building new fabs that can manufacture on the cutting edge by the next few years.

[@samnaveen1993sah]

@@RonnieBanerjee007 Even then you’re talking 2 years minimum imo. The fab will need upgraded Lithography equipments and then comes then comes the tedious qual process, followed by End of line yield challenges. But if they could do it in a short time, it’s a great victory and definitely a great Avenue to expand further into the future.

[@Macrotodon]

The solution is actually quite simple: Forget the chips and build cars that work again. The end.

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

Mr Zee Zao, progress is good but don't make something that breaks so easily as you guys are fond of doing. I once owned a Datsun 140 Y car bought brand new, no fancy gadgets and no chips. It went on and on, on the worst roads one can think of. The body almost disappeared but the engine, gearbox and diff refused to give up. I got another body and transferred the mechanical components and that vehicle lived more. What I am trying to get across here is a car for the ordinary people, nothing fancy but something that takes them from A to B and further if necessary.

[@darkknightrises3571]

Actually we are concerned about economy jobs auto sales and if they are going good then we start concern about traffic &pollution.

[@World-Peace993]

lndia to "save the global economy". Lol, good one. Thanks for the laugh. hahaha

[@World-Peace993]

You know what infuriate lndians to death and caused them countless sleepless & restless nights? The fact that china's reserve is more than India's entire economy. China's total wealth is more than 10x that of india's total wealth. I referenced wion aswell so u can't even argue. Just have to suck it up or cry.

[@World-Peace993]

Wion - At $514 trillion, China overtakes US in terms of amassing the biggest net worth For those who don't trust wion's credibility like me because they are full of bs. Bloomberg - Global Wealth Surges as China Overtakes US to Grab Top Spot Or search and choose the source you trust - China overtakes US as world’s richest nation

[@prashantmalik5445]

We all will agree that India cannot grow without Aatmanirbhar dream 🇮🇳🇮🇳 Jai Hind

[@akashravi2774]

Semiconductor industries must be started in NE States which has plenty of rivers and water's etc.. Instead of starting it in Bangalore or any Metro's.. Hope it will be done like this

[@PC-tz6rw]

Perfect comment! We have been neglecting these parts since long! Along with the economic growth, a good amount of Indians from all over the country would then be able to work with people from the NE states.

[@Light_Yagami666]

Underrated comment !! 🔥🔥

[@kriskris3487]

North east India people are born gifted in skills but our geographical situation doesn't allow us to have industry due to high cost in transport to other parts of India. But this can change even the rare metal you speak of is very abundant in northeast but India never had a self manufacturing idiology instead India choose cost effectiveness but when asses are in the line of fire what is cost ,self reliance is better then dependance.

[@akashravi2774]

@@kriskris3487 Rail Infrastructure is cost effective brother, BJP is doing it which congress didn't.. All we need is support from NE. Vote for the party which brings development

[@BusterKitten]

hoping this plan will prevail. Good for you India.

[@John-ww3ji]

👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏 For all Indians around the world. Thank you "Mother India" Thank you Asia. A big clap for the VP Mrs. K Harris first woman holding such a prestigious position in the White house. Go mustard. 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱

[@aben3278]

She's not proud of her Hindu roots. We Hindus in India don't like her

[@John-ww3ji]

@@aben3278. YEESHU is the only way, truth and life and no one goes to the Father but through HIM. Repent! repen! t repent Now for our redemption draws nigh. We as believers in Jesus christ around the world love you Hindus as a person. As it is written beloved Thou shall not have any other gods before our Creator God. 🤗 🤗🤗🤗🤗🙏😍

[@rickycool6083]

@@John-ww3ji Well I *Don't* believe in Christ funny isn't it?

[@yyllyylll3502]

@@rickycool6083 well i believe in Christ good isn't it

[@t5ruxlee210]

Also she is the first woman from Westmount, Canada, the snooty, rich, place where she was raised from childhood. That gets little mention for some unknown reason ?

[@mananlad5920]

I just love closing remarks from palki!

[@arany5123]

There is the slight problem that chip making is very energy intensive and India is an energy importer. Chio making needs cheap energy above all else.

[@rajeshsachdeo2582]

answer is nuclear power plants

[@kennethfears9254]

Here is a thought that could be considered . . . What if a car company built cars like the US did in the 50's and 60's. No chips would be necessary 👌 And America built great cars.

[@ayushapoorva]

$10Billion is peanuts in semiconductor sector

[@furyxtv5540]

Tell me which country has invested more in it

[@genuinennessbefitting4734]

@@furyxtv5540 TSMC alone invested 30 billion in new fab this year exclude the one in Japan; what is more, TSMC plans to invest 100 billion in the next three years. Several chip companies in Taiwan also expand their expenditures in new fabs; 10 billion is nothing in the capital-intensive chip industry.

[@diyakyle344]

Love from Russia 🇷🇺

[@legatilegions8055]

we have been able to make cars without any chips in them for 70 years right? why not just make it so that the car can drive, and then make it so you can easily add the chip yourself once supply chain goes back to normal. it wont be any luxus to drive im sure, but would be able to get you from A to B.

[@hmmmm6685]

dont u want display in car.or auto transmission or other digital controls. do u want car to be build with only hydolichs and mechanical component

[@legatilegions8055]

@@hmmmm6685 wouldnt you be able to use "old" chips for basic systems like those? im no car expert, just find it interresting the only solution is to build more chips fast, than to design theyre way out of the problem

[@adrakss9588]

Ev

[@neilkamalseal3413]

@@legatilegions8055 no. Cause old chips degrade. And u cannot anytime recover them

[@vhrui904]

With that logic, You could go to the moon by car...only takes a little bit longer...😂😂😂😂

[@keerthichandra376]

Firstly, China is pretty much the only place in the world which has availability of the raw materials, required to make these chips. Which is why they hold a monopoly. I dont get 2 things here, how the shortage has come up? Is it the shortage of the raw materials which is slowing down the production of chips? If so, how can India have any upper hand here, since we dont have the raw materials required to make them? 🤷

[@sushilsingh2099]

Supply & demand. During pandemic most industries has shut down/slowed down including oil & coal production (that's why recent energy crisis worldwide). Similar thing happened with production of chips & materials related to it. But this industry got hit double compared to energy one coz during pandemic & lockdowns energy demand has dropped but electronics & semiconductor's has risen. of course China has very large (probably highest) reserves of rare earth metals but it's not the only place in Earth. How do you think Taiwan gets the material while they have hostility with CCP.

[@sushilsingh2099]

@Voltar Starmann they aren't worthy of that. We gave them plenty chances & they backstabbed us everytime. Can never trust them ever again.

[@VivekKumar-ii8yz]

Even car maker had backlog 🤣🤣🤣 I thought only i have backlog in study

[@maheshjshah48]

Excellent presentation. I am in computer industry and your presentation is on target.

[@TheVenge.]

Yes! India can do it.

[@TheVenge.]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao here bat eater are not allowed.

[@spcguest1627]

a chip is not called "a semiconductor", it's called "millions upon millions of semiconductors working together in a tiny and efficient package"

[@kalgandikota7752]

chip=semiconductor device

[@faceofdead]

The capital of Sofia is full of cars because everyone wants to have a car, even 2-3 cars for family. The empty streets before are now full of cars and dirty air. Remember, every coin has two faces :/

[@michaelacena2376]

Please help the world God bless you

[@alexgoa6371]

So to conclude i must say. Whenever chips are down... India will rise🇮🇳🇮🇳👏

[@KesarisRandomBS]

6:00 - answer to the question.

[@georgepalmer5497]

I am glad that a democracy is becoming an industrial powerhouse.

[@janatyree3183]

WION has become one of my favorite news channel

[@SG003]

For other industries $10B is huge but for this particular industry this isn't enough

[@sushilsharma4202]

I guess in the beginning they won't suddenly set the budget at extreme high. Once it settles then the budget can be reshuffled

[@fullhdcourses3078]

'Father of the Pentium Chip' , Vinod Dham was born in Pune, India 71 yrs. ago. We have 3 decades behind others and still discussing if we need to kickstart Chip manufacturing in India.

[@lynncomstock1255]

It takes many years to build a chip fab, even longer with a global supply chain in disruption.

[@oceansprings]

Possibly more objective work will stand d test of time palki🌸 Best wishes. Ur very good.

[@diyerwoo2899]

It is amazing to see how Indians in the comment section were so confident that they can achieve many things. Given another 5 years, I am pretty sure Indians will say the same thing without getting anything done.

[@surajprakashbehera]

India is going in the correct direction in the electronics manufacturing sector....

[@sanketnegi1]

There is hope I guess.. Apparently Taiwan companies are also planning to invest 6bn for making phone chips.. Let's hope for the best.. The plan is to move dependency out of China anyhow.. I think the world need to change the supply chain by taking and dividing responsibilities.. Hope other countries step forward too..

[@javierRodriguez-og6ec]

I hope India get the deal done and I hope they're prosperous.

[@onehitpick9758]

We could just go back to the time before chips. I had a car that got 56 MPG (and also a car that got 12 MPG) before chips ever existed in cars, and they were good cars.

[@dineshsivasankaran6157]

Plough all the way and reap the harvest.Good future for India. Thanking the Chanel 🤝

[@occif2023]

Make a car without a chip. Its not like we never did this. I think that car would sell for big money too.

[@skasteve6528]

The car business is international. No one in Europe, China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand & North America would be able to sell such an outdated car because of the harmful emissions. The way for India, is forwards, not backwards.

[@occif2023]

@@skasteve6528 You could still produce a car without a chip that would pass emmisions. That problem is solved with fuel type, engine type, intake ,carberation and exhaust .

[@t5ruxlee210]

@@occif2023 Rule #1: If something was easy and saved money, everyone would already be doing it.

[@occif2023]

@@t5ruxlee210 I get your point. There are probably requirements that make computers mandatory for safety or check engine lights and such that cant be solved with hardware and mechanics. .

[@4thDeutschesReich]

car sales in india 2020: 2.1mil. car sales in china 2020: 25 mil. ..... so far for your information, jai hind

[@ferliexstanislaus5593]

Taiwan can be an ideal partner to kick-start this critical project. Beside Taiwan, Japan, S. Korea & lsrael also can play a key role.

[@bapparawal2457]

Tata companies are in talks with Taiwan for the same

[@anshuverma7777]

All the best to India.. hope it works out

[@keyurd.6315]

GPUs are 2-3X costlier now... RIP middle class bois who dreamt of making gaming PC🙁🙁

[@gokulkrishna2315]

Ooh lord Chinese and Pakistani bots are bursting with loads of frustration 😂😂😂

[@gouravkundu2001]

Good 👌👌

[@Welsh575]

In India miracle happens

[@yashvora4563]

Well this is where we need to pay more attention _ the auto sector which was looking superb with modern well connected EV with AI & even ML is down & out They should be able to secure their significant components from their own local ecosystems & subsideries

[@dheerajkura5914]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao But we do have freedom to live unlike china everything is controlled including your comment too 🤣🤣🤣

[@abishekraju4521]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao yes, that's why most phones in indian market today are useless heap of cheap chinese plastic crap. NO wonder they're all made in China.

[@jasonbrown7258]

As an auto mechanic it wasn't that long ago when car's didn't have all these chips. With the high inflation I say we step back a little bit on technology especially on car's.

[@success6244]

I'm sure india govt will increase the budget of for incentive. It all depends upon response from Chip Markers.

[@Light_Yagami666]

Even if Indian government does , it would take atleast 1.5 yrs to setup factories .. Till then we have to go through this crisis

[@robinagarwal73]

India is Trustworthy country similar like Medicines hub. Everybody is welcome in India.

[@ManhNguyen-pi8zq]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@osologic]

Excellent move if it works.

[@kodilakaleidoscope]

You cannot solve a chip crisis by setting up few plants. It takes more than 1-2 years and a few 100 billion $ to fully commission a semiconductor plant. It takes 1000+ really trained professionals to operate such a plant. It requires very special gases which include some toxic dangerous gases, continuous clean cooling waters to run the semiconductor equipment. It is not as simple as what is mentioned in this video. I work in a top semiconductor manufacturing firm so I know what I am talking about. You can definitely start but it will take 5 years and plant expansions before you can seriously meet world demands. India on its own needs a lot so it will not have sufficient to cover exports. It will take 20 years and multiple plant investments to be able to move levers in the world stage.

[@cyrusthegreat3081]

You are right. Socialist idiots rejected the chip manufacturing by corporates and set up their own factory in the 70s and that factory got into fire accident and government dint invest anything in that.

[@gokulkrishna2315]

Facts 💯

[@zombeeking646]

The whole world is looking to India for growth

[@vision_111]

Taiwan is the biggest manufacturer of semi conductor and chips not China !!!

[@genuinennessbefitting4734]

China takes up a 4% market share only, and China is making low-end chips only. China imports 350 billion worth of chips each year and imports mainly from Taiwan. World's 92% bleeding-edge chips(used in smartphones, Weapons, Space projects, AI, and Supercomputers) are manufactured in TSMC, 63% of logic chips(used in cars, households, and others) are manufactured in Taiwan, from companies like TSMC, UMC, VANGUARD, Powerchip.

[@RSK948]

And what about the humungous supply of clean water for the chip industry? With the all-time water problem in india?

[@twilightstar9973]

Why does India want to get into semiconductors to compete against China; it's a crowded market (South Korea is also a player and to an extent Japan) and it's too geopolitical. You'll have to compete against the USA and Taiwan too as the USA* has already given TSMC the go-ahead to build a $12 billion dollar 5nm chip fabrication plant in the USA. But if India is doing this is for domestic supplies then fine but for export...hmmm.

[@moviesenthil]

Why? Because its own demand is huge and getting bigger by the day.

[@hmmmm6685]

Definately India is doing it first for self production.Second export in later decade. I do not think India have ability to produce 5 nm chips. we will stick with larger for now and also packaging and other component of chipset.

[@adrakss9588]

Because there is shortage boomer

[@lokeshbora3153]

@UCUp1GchznuELSAGtAHbM_BQ Here comes a Chinese Virus . Be alert otherwise dictator Xi Xinping , the creater of Wuhan virus will send you an unknown jail like your Jak Ma and your body will never come out from that Jail.🤣🤣🤣😉

[@hanfucolorful9656]

Five years ago the same lady told us that the Indian high-speed train will run in 2021, with only 2 weeks left. Now she shows us an even bigger picture. ...hmmm, impressive.

[@oenhauw1814]

We only need Palky' sharp comment to know everything , thank you Palki 😁 , very good Job 👍🏻

[@PakPhorenMinistr]

I have uploaded a video about 50th vijay diwas. Happy vijay diwas to all nationalist Indians. Happy surrender diwas to all paxstanis.

[@anant1985]

GO INDIA GO... Best of luck.

[@idontwanttotellmyname4716]

We will lead world to a better place When india grows , world grows ❤️😌👍

[@razzledazzle4934]

Wish India the best!

[@surendarsingh6395]

World should work with India to defeat Chinese monopoly in Semiconductor Chip sector...It's win win situation for both unlike technology thieves virus nation..

[@moviesenthil]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao Looks like the result of getting laid by Indian soldiers is showing up as a virus!

[@surendarsingh6395]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao ,u must be very poor in mathematics... Perhaps you should have counted Brocken neck bodies of your Kun fu panda's 😂

[@peterhsieh6597]

@赵杨利Yang lee Zhao the "world" means the Anglo-Saxon countries & all their lapdogs barking now.

[@genuinennessbefitting4734]

China takes up a 4% market share only, and China is making low-end chips only. China imports 350 billion worth of chips each year and imports mainly from Taiwan. World's 92% bleeding-edge chips(used in smartphones, Weapons, Space projects, AI, and Supercomputers) are manufactured in TSMC, 63% of logic chips(used in cars, households, and others) are manufactured in Taiwan, from companies like TSMC, UMC, VANGUARD, Powerchip.

[@Paul-nr6ws]

Perhaps a limit should be placed on how many cars India can have. The impact on pollution will be horrendous.

[@joshuahernandez3216]

Mark Twain once said the cradle of civilization is from India. He could have been right.

[@surajdhoke3304]

Yes, definitely. Need more investment and ecosystem for chip manufacturing which is now being provided in our country.