India vs China: Who Will Win the Semiconductor War

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With digitization increasing exponentially, semiconductors have become one of the most prized technologies in the world today. All electronic devices - big and small - contain semiconductor microchips, resulting in a worldwide race among countries to become the leader in semiconductor design and manufacturing. Historically, the U.S. has led in semiconductor technology, and with their support, today Taiwan is the biggest producer of semiconductors. But China has slowly been gaining ground, with reports that under Xi Jinping, the Chinese military is using semiconductors to develop AI weapon systems. As a result, America has banned the export of all semiconductor software and components to China, forcing companies like Apple to look for alternatives. In this video, we discuss why India is well-placed to benefit from these developments and replace China to become a leader in semiconductor technology.
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00:00 Introduction
01:55 What is a semiconductor?
03:09 Global Leaders
06:56 Why Is US Concerned About China
08:56 How the US Is Strangling China?
11:03 How India is well-poised to benefit?
13:08 Impact
13:23 Challenges
14:35 Conclusion

[@mohak_mangal]

Two clarifications: 1. We mentioned in the video that TSMC produces chips for Intel. Which is not correct as, it’s only a very recent phenomenon and it hasn’t always been the case. 2. We mentioned that TSMC gets innovation support from the US. That’s not completely true, as TSMC has its own R&D team. However, TSMC’s conception and evolution still owe a lot to America-trained engineers and researchers.

[@saksham_1612]

@@shankarjangam2347 Your language shows your level of intellect. Sometimes try giving some logic and stating some facts rather than abusing all time. Follow atleast one percent of your name.

[@2HN.]

Pothead scriptwriters, eh?! :D

[@bhupeshjain1680]

And within that time, the innovator will move still ahead.. thus we will still be lagging behind. And remember we are just a manufacturing hub.. Just where machine is placed to manufacture.. Not a designing or innovation hub. It's done in US, UK, foreign itself.. They are just piloting Polluting our country by not manufacturing in their country more in the name creating jobs. How pollution and dead the Beijing situation. Air , water has become.. same will happen in India. India should Becoming designing hub also, not just manufacturing.. Otherwise it's just like an employee working under owner of shop & does just what owner says without knowledge exchange of important things.

[@sanjanind]

Yes, without the help of US they can't buy asml lithography machine, which is required to manufacture the chip.

[@sk_creation2920]

Iske uper or video banaoo plz

[@souravmukherjee4987]

India is far behind. I am a semiconductor engineer working in nanotechnology/nanoelectronics in Canada. Even if I want to go back to India, I can’t. Even IITs, IISc don’t have the infrastructure (cleanroom) and innovation-hungry people that I need to thrive. Don’t wanna live a mediocre life.

[@arnavbhagwat4232]

Understandable! I'm studying as an electronics engineer in a private college in India but literally no one is working on any cutting edge applications because there is no funding

[@motherisape]

last lines are very true

[@dbcooper9584]

Itll take time but will happen soon

[@997_99]

What was your btech college?? And which degree did you pursue in Canada?...

[@sudipadhikary0911]

আপনি বাঙালি?

[@AmitSingh-hs3it]

I am currently pursuing my master's in engineering and in our 2nd year we're supposed to do research. As I am electronics engineer and really passionate about semiconductor fabrication, I really wanted to work on neuromorphic chips which mimics our brain architecture and I even spent 6-7 months on learning everything and creating prototypes of these chips on a simulation software but then I was forced to switch to some another topic because my professors told me that there is not a single facility in India which can actually fabricate this chip. Most of the electronics engineers in India do IT jobs due to lack of core companies and rest goes to other countries for core jobs, I have read research papers of foreign institutions getting global recognitions having Indian author's name. To be honest, Indians can make advanced chips if we are provided with infrastructure and proper education.

[@vishalkumarverma7034]

Yea you are right vlsi se kiya hoga mtech?

[@Krishna0660]

Definitely

[@sarthakganbote]

It's because they see IT Adorable than hardware 🤣🤣

[@rishavkumar1250]

@ Amit Singh look bro , I am sorry to say this but india will never develop sophisticated manufacturing capability in any sector . I would request you to go abroad instead of wasting your life here , after all career and personal satisfaction should come before anything, even patriotism .

[@souravmukherjee4987]

Was it on CMOS or Memristor? I see Memristor to have much more potential.

[@iamzayed]

If we actually look at numbers many companies moved to Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand instead of India. It's sad to see we could not capture them. Very few came to INDIA.

[@ArghyadeepPal]

For years India did not have even proper infrastructure and logistics that are the most important for companies. Why would companies come to India when India has just started building and completing some of the most of the critical infrastructure projects only now? It will take time.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

Bro jab modi labour reforms laya Tha tab bhi tum uske piche pad Gaye the .... Uske baad Farm laws me piche bad Gaye Abhi Agar vedanta ko support kar rahe hai to waha piche bad Gaye... Adani abhi renewable energy me Paisa lagaeya waha tum uske piche pad Gaye..... Bhai Public and Private Sector are like two legs of a Economy.... But kya kare logo ko politics se fursat nahi

[@the99percentiler8]

India barbbad hain 😭

[@heal4066]

@@the99percentiler8 aa gaye pessimistic ch....e

[@chandu_dh]

The reson is ultra cheap labour ,look at their currencys ,lot of China need cheap work force thus all of Chines company moving over there ...

[@ivinitmittal]

Also a reason why US and China both want Taiwan to be on their side!😂

[@Jayantkr_99]

semiconductor is new oil

[@parthjain1496]

@@Jayantkr_99 You can live without Electronics for 1 day, But can't live a single day without Oil Because Food bhi Oil se hi transport hota hai😂

[@xexstartheyoutuber2424]

​@@parthjain1496 don't worry ev ka jamana aa jaaega fir semiconductor is new fuels

[@parthjain1496]

@@xexstartheyoutuber2424 Oil toh phir bhi India me acchi quantity me mil jaata hai But Lithium India me Naa ke Barabar hai Matlab Again we will have to Billions of dollar worth of lithium And In lithium Mining, China had 90% market share, Matlab full dependence on China

[@xexstartheyoutuber2424]

@@parthjain1496 jo bhi ho future is ev

[@ashishsingh3639]

Being a chip design engineer, really happy to see that people have started talking about this industry now. There will not be any such opportunities to become a global leader again. So our government should grab this opportunity and should not let it go😊

[@Anonymous-qb4vc]

where

[@green___apple]

I doubt indian admin and rss understands this. Korea and Japan might win again.

[@neetutirpathi6199]

we already do 25 percent of whole chip design

[@ashishsingh3639]

@@neetutirpathi6199 yes have very good Engineer for doing all of that.

[@shikharashish4839]

@@green___apple Literally current government started subsidies for semiconductor industry.

[@vishalsrivastava2874]

I am a student of Electronics, here we learn a lot of semiconductors , microprocessors & marking of PCBs .....our professor told us when telecommunication came into existence in India in 1990s we have a lot of opportunities to work in PSU's ( BSNL , MTNL, DRDO , HAL etc. )& Private companies due to huge demand. But now we have little opportunities. Hope Government will resuscitate the Electronics Industry.

[@sarthakganbote]

You are my Brother. Only Electronic Engineers can relate it

[@pranit_2.0]

Us brother

[@rohit-ld6fc]

Take an advice. I did my engineering in ece..no fucking jobs at all..Switch to IT and life will be good. no one can pay as much as software jobs can.

[@Hackerisitic]

@@rohit-ld6fc IT is not the field to make a switch now, he would be better off switching to CSE and learning DSA.

[@indianexperiment6439]

bhai hum pada hi electronic ke liye hi huee h lage raho bhai time apna hi aayega ece wale hi paucha sakte h is desh ko ratne se jyda samajne par dhyan do

[@georgedheeraj]

I doubt we are anywhere close to China at the moment.

[@forkrust9296]

We are far away from them. But to close the gap it wont take much years. The only problems is whether we will be successful in closing the gap. Cause starting and doing something in India is two different ball game. Any project starts with one goal in mind and finishes with another goal in mind.

[@djrock9634]

No 😎 WE R Exactly 30-40 Year's Behind CHINA

[@dddddh1]

Why are Indians so confident

[@metamorphosis4967]

@@dddddh1 becoz we have eyes to look into other people's eyes n talk confidently!

[@shubhampreetsingh8630]

@@dddddh1 What are chinese doing on an Indian channel?

[@ECE_Pratyush]

Being an electronic students, I knows the value and use of the semiconductor. It is the future and fundamental unit of nearly every tech industry. So, government have to invest in this sector more for R&D. If India really want to be in the list of developed and modern countries then it should have to take this things seriously. We have to win this war!

[@DrumZada]

Being an Engineer at Intel US, I agree that it would be a huge advantage to India if we focus on assembly and packaging and become a world leader in that🇮🇳 ! High Volumes Manufacturing of chips (latest tech node 10nm and lesser) requires huge capital to buy tools ( which are already in millions and a couple of EUV tools are ~$ billion ), water (need millions of gallons of DIW every day), chemicals, constant electricity etc. @Mohak, you covered all the points precisely! Really appreciate your video. Jay Hind!🇮🇳

[@tarunshah6588]

👍👍

[@yashsahu1145]

Yeah!!

[@darlinglum]

Which college did you study from?

[@DrumZada]

IIT Dhn

[@bharatmatakijay9388]

what do you mean? ki india ko aage nahi badhna chahiye. bhale hi iska result aaj nhi dikhe pr atleast humne first step tau rakh diya hai and i believe that india ek global leader bnega chip manufacturing and designing mai

[@nirajanrajbanshi823]

I never knew before that Apple's Bionic chips are also manufacture by other companies 😅

[@AshishRohillax]

except iOS everything is outsourced by Apple

[@ex.secularrahul8970]

iPhone display made by samsung 😅

[@dipanjanghosal1662]

@@AshishRohillax iOS and also Apple Silicon designs

[@akshitjain1250]

Hi Mohak, Great informative video. Being associated with this semiconductor industry for quite few years, would like to add: - lack of EDA tools in china: this is not going to stay true for longer, as there is a Chinese company which is employing many engineers from different parts of world to develop these softwares for them [name: x-epic] - along with 24x7 electricity supply, one thing you missed including is, semiconductor chip manufacturing process requires uninterrupted supply of fresh water, 24x7. Tsmc has already been warned for it's huge water consumption. It's not an easy step to establish fab in India, but I really wish we should be on track soon, keeping our focus on manufacturing, packaging and designing of chips. It's an exciting and rapidly evolving industry. I would urge people to look out for this domain and contribute to it's development. Cheers!

[@SMstocksTalk]

Ocean water nhi chalega? Russia ya Cannada se import karna padega freshwater. Agriculture aur consumption ke badh yha koi freshwater nhi rhta

[@leonardkun9611]

Never thought that a Semiconductor can lead to a war.

[@daredevil30000]

China is way ahead. Hands down. Time will tell what is going to happen in future.

[@ivinitmittal]

If India wins this war! Not only we'll win economically but also have diplomatic leverage! 💯

[@997_99]

We won't win

[@Contractor48]

Can win the war babu, it will be a money drain to keep it up to date and just one mistake will make you play catch up for a decade

[@Mahaksh]

@@Contractor48 iamverysmart

[@Bruh-og8rb]

For that bring back munmuhun😂

[@Contractor48]

@@Mahaksh yes you are. Work hard man, you can achieve anything.

[@venkatramansvvsrvm2809]

From my childhood (2014), I was very interested in Semiconductor and IC to develop in India, and today's it's being famous now. I'm studying and my aim is Semiconductor and IC 🙁 feeling proud of my thoughts that is nowadays they are going to viral In social media and in India too.

[@ezmony1]

A wise man said "Not taking risk is the biggest risk"

[@akanksha6958]

If India continues the same path as others in this race , it will never beat china. India need an out of the box plan by its think tank and more investment in the r&d to tackle the shortcomings of this plan. As said by Rajan sir focusing on designing is a safe bet but its high time that India build its manufacturing sector as good as its services one. Not just this but a large number of our problems will be solved. It need to take a leap to atleast be a worthy participant. Hoping for the best.

[@ManojKumar-pf2so]

Please add English subtitles. Request from South India :)

[@amitgorai5553]

Your videos are always so informative.. I can even use some of your points for UPSC GS mains answer writing.

[@Theshorts..]

*00:00** Introduction* *01:55** What is a semiconductor?* *03:09** Global Leaders* *06:56** Why Is US Concerned About China* *08:56** How the US Is Strangling China?* *11:03** How India is well-poised to* *benefit?* *13:08** Impact* *13:23** Challenges* *14:35** Conclusion*

[@vanshgupta24]

itna badiya content ke liye itni research! mindblowing mohak bhaiyaji

[@wishdomhighschool_46]

Without having World-Class Tech and Infrastructure ,How did Gujarat Became India's Largest Manufacturer and Supplier of 18% of Entire US pharmaceutical Needs as US imports 40% of its Pharma from India alone, And How Karnataka Became Rising and Booming Global Tech, Start-ups, And Innovation Hub

[@accountforcommenting]

Correction Intel and samsung can also makes this chip not just tsmc,but tsmc LEDs the race,China will eventually have it,US can only slow them down

[@rohitghali]

Not possible. We've seen the outcome is latest Qualcomm chips made by Samsung. They're horse shit. Tsmc's chips are just so much more efficient. Qualcomm cancelled the deal with Samsung and went back to tsmc. Taking about Intel, they're still struggling to manufacture 5nm chips and are outsourcing it. If you want a perfect processor right now, tsmc is the way to go.

[@abhinavgupta3387]

Great video always, learned a lot. Hope India progresses more.

[@prajyottambade6963]

What if we focus on both semiconductor chip manufacturing as well as the software and assembly side at the same time as we don't have much time to go step by step. Our education system will have a significant role in these advanced developments in our country.

[@AminulIslam-as]

We are very low on funds , as of now India is way behind on this industry. The fabrication process needed to be done in a dust-free(clean room) environment and there's only 1 at IISC Bangalore and it's not top class. So we need gov as well as large tech companies support.

[@jj-uo9ti]

people say nothing can be done one thing remember when india is nothing people say the same we can do and we will thats the first step

[@titfortatt-regionalist]

No, funds are the real issue

[@question_why_]

Packaging and testing has a huge potential. Nodes have a limit , instead focus on how to stack the monoliths

[@dragonjpt1195]

Haha.. Our education system whose syllabus is 10-15 yrs behind of modern technology and where 80% students purchase their 8th sem project coz they have no knowledge what to do as they byheart in the entire engineering career

[@kkksir6163]

Thanks for making such a very interesting and informative video.

[@ArghyadeepPal]

Asianometry is a good KZbin channel for this topic for those who are interested in learning about this more.

[@Sudeep.Manerkar]

True

[@biscuit7379]

Half life pfp 😉

[@Aegon_Targaryen]

I watch that

[@daruwaal4164]

Modi government had given lot's of insentive ..... That's the reason why this now we are heading to became manufacturing hub all credit goes to VISIONARY MODI JI 🧡

[@incognitomode1120]

The reason we are progressing in some fields is because of a few good leaders in Bjp that work hard and achieve this for the country for example Nitin Gadkari in transport. Otherwise we are still horribly run in fields like finance where we have had the worst ministers in Indian history.

[@incognitomode1120]

@Rss Yes, S Jaishankar is another excellent example.

[@balajielumalai7980]

Haha big jokes thay try to start so many time this projects they filed bjp know only sale this county noting else

[@harshavardhansahoo]

A thing to point out which is wrong in this video is...TSMC does NOT manufacture for Intel. Intel has its own foundries. Rather TSMC manufactures for AMD. Intel is expanding on building foundries for manufacturing chips for others like TSMC. Basically Intel controls the stack from design to manufacturing for its products.

[@jaisonjose8256]

True

[@bsforyt727]

TSMC recently made 4nm Arc gpus for intel

[@Hackerisitic]

And so does NVIDIA source it's wafers from samsung in its 30 and 40 series GPUs.

[@rishabhgusain]

Umm...not really, Intel is now giving contracts for its chips to TSMC. The newest and biggest being the meteor lake chips based on TSMC 3nm architecture for 2024. Intel's foundries are not doing really great in terms of new fab process, they are still stuck on 10nm & 7nm which are not even on full scale meanwhile TSMC & Samsung are doing 4nm on full scale and already preparing 3nm

[@titfortatt-regionalist]

@@rishabhgusain what he is saying is true, Intel has its Fabs system from Israel to USA, what you're saying is regent development, but in all majority, Intel has its own foundries

[@AmitDas-su5ew]

Well researched and very informative.

[@saiprasadrai6339]

great video, once again!

[@manaspratimdas707]

When majority of ECE branch students of nearly every engineering colleges are interested more in coding to grab the jobs of CSE/IT branch students just by neglecting their own core Electronics field then How can you expect boom in Electronics in this country???

[@hossainbinjubaiyer7721]

Taiwan 🇹🇼 rocks when it comes to semi conductors

[@JEEnius31]

Thank you for this information 😃

[@thecinephile245]

Always waited for your video....

[@tbhbysukhe]

It's great that you pointed out the need of manufacturing and innovation but don't you think these require high investments in this sector and unlike China our country is wasting these funds on Religious and political Institutions

[@Contractor48]

Well investment in religious is good for tourism and increase our GDP. Not sure what do you mean by investment in political institutions. But of course, STEM colleges needs the funding the most from the government and both quality and quantity needs to be increased.

[@ArghyadeepPal]

Do you how much China funds in their political institutions to maintain the stronghold of the CCP? You can't understand China without deep knowledge of Chinese politics.

[@tbhbysukhe]

@@Contractor48 Semiconductor manufacturing is a very technology-intensive sector involving huge capital investments, long gestation and payback periods, and rapid changes which require sustainable investments. You cannot compensate these with what you generate from tourism and about your STEM colleges... We are talking about winning a war with a country which is already leading in terms of technological innovations... So maybe we need to revisit these policies to generate the desired results...!

[@samratpatel8060]

@@tbhbysukhe yes we should demolish every madarssa /masjids/churches

[@tbhbysukhe]

@@ArghyadeepPal But do you really see the real difference in Indian and Chinese political models... They hold the power to stand against European authorities and India is still being asked questions like "Who would India choose between China and US? "

[@somsubhromukherjee399]

The major problem is the lack of the ecosystem around the semiconductor industry. India lacks it… Unfortunately, the additional lack of raw materials ( rare earth minerals) is another choke point. Having said that I believe a pragmatic governance and policy will be necessary in solving the problems. Also Indian “ juggad” mentality can be useful.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

Bro Abhi External Affairs minister Gaye to the Chile and Bolia wale triangle me South America Saath me Argentina bhi Waha par bhi hai kafi Rare Earth Minerals isi baat ko discuss Kiya tha waha

[@M3ganwillslay]

BUt india is very clean ,hygienic and ultra modern country .why cant make sami candactor

[@maxmaxie1328]

But we got cow dung formula

[@simonpeter4563]

@@maxmaxie1328 haha 😂

[@osculocentric]

We should also look into other types of physical constructions, as silicon based semiconductors is reaching its limit. Moore's law may stop being true in very near future if we keep on using silicon.

[@REVIEWSONTHERUN]

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing it.✌️

[@pranjal_ae]

Hoping for the best! 👍🏻

[@shivamuniyal6680]

We are far behind but we can see Indian government is working every possible way to improve infrastructure facility in India . We have example of GATI SHAKTI Yojana by ministry of road transport and highways to improve road-railway connectivity and development of ports to reduce shipping cost , time and resources and logistics costs and to build central portal to create coordination among various departments of ministries for quick implementation of plans and this will save tax payers money and will surely attract big companies to start large scale manufacturing in India. New Logistic policy will going to boom this . It will take alot of time for India to become global leader in advanced semiconductor manufacturing but till then we can build world class infrastructure to create the competitive environment for semiconductor manufacturing.

[@ArghyadeepPal]

Exactly my point. People are complaining that most companies are going to Southeast Asian countries instead of India. Why will they come to India when we did not even have decent infrastructure for decades. We have started only now building and completing some of the most critical infrastructure projects, so it will take time.

[@M3ganwillslay]

India can easily open shemi conductar factory in dharavi .very clean and technology place india

[@arundhutidas8850]

Thanks for making complexity into simplicity !😇💓

[@quantumdevil5147]

Such a interesting video!!

[@AbhishekSingh-sc9pz]

Good topic to discuss.

[@ayeshaclassesgk]

Mohak ji❤️ This video was an awesome experience, thank you❤️This seems to be the most enjoyable video I've ever watched. I felt ❤️ that I am using my time to watch ur vdo ❤️

[@saurabhbala877]

Loved the intro feature of your videos. Ideas. Much interest gathers after these bombs!

[@A-NikhilDasGogoi]

Great to know all these

[@ArnabBasak89]

Only wrong info is TSMC make Intel chips. That's wrong. TSMC make chips for AMD. Intel make their own chips.

[@mohak_mangal]

Thanks for correcting us!

[@Cheaser1]

No thats not the whole truth in some recent years intel is lacking on innovation for advanced technology like fabrication process (ex 14nm ,7nm,now 4nm) so for advanced manufacturing of their own designed processor there chips are manufactured by tsmc but intel is picking up the speed giving full throttle to tackle the situation.If want to know more or short summary there is a wall street journal's video of tech news briefing podcast you can watch that. And manufacturing is really complicated for ex: a manufacturing plant or a fab need 1-10billion dollar(not uncommon by tsms) 3-4 years and multimillion dollars utility equipment ex extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) photolithograpy machine is manufactured by only one company ASML and 1 machine cost 180 million dollars. Thank you soch for this video,it needs to give the reality for the production as well as innovation in technology in India.

[@timepass75907]

You always gives us new and very informative content. Thank you mohak 😃👍

[@basabpriyobiswas6237]

Great quality and information as always 🙏🔥❤️

[@vedant6460]

Informative video!!!

[@karanjethwa9737]

Dear Mohak, Thanks for giving us highly research content and valuable information !

[@nriched]

Semiconductor startup scenario has started in india few years back. We need companies for EDA,designing etc. Often bright small startup companies are bought by big giants like intel, amd,xilinx and we lose a gem. Indian govt needs to bring some policies which prevents this.

[@darlinglum]

Then these startups are used for either designing or they dissove the campany and take in the employees.

[@SumitSingh-zd6zx]

Great work mohak, loved it

[@abhishekdutta4228]

Very nice video.... concept clear 👍 thank you ❤️

[@dragracer567]

Perhaps a better comparison would be US vs China. India is nowhere near.

[@SilentKiller-yz5cg]

But nowhere behind even we are better then china in tertiary sector.....

[@overlordborn6131]

@@SilentKiller-yz5cg India was in 2000s but now anymore .

[@ashishashes]

at 13:43 you mentioned that India lacks in a stern infrastructure. As an architect, I clearly agree with you that's why India needs a diversified education system. All the good things will happen if the education is grande. Make 5 Harvards in the country and you shall see greatness!

[@vanshgada5663]

Always excited for your every single video

[@iamds7]

Good work Mohak! 👍🏼

[@realvidur]

12:00 this incentive would work but still it will take a lot years to get properly implemented, as a Indian just hope for best 🤞🏼

[@diegohera88]

But you missed the main point of ASML company of Netherlands ,which actually makes the machine lithography for this chip manufacturing....better to ask that company to invest in india so that we can leapfrog the technology gap for our slow start.

[@millennialmind9507]

Thats right

[@titfortatt-regionalist]

What they'll do investments for? There is absolutely no need for them to invest in India, I know I'm sounding pessimistic, but that point doesn't fit in current picture, or for future. But current government is doing its best, let's contribute individually whatever we can and make country like we were in our great history

[@kushalshastri2000]

Well done mohak..... Complex topic explained very well.... Keep up the good work....

[@karan.k]

Great video Mohak, your viewer from New Zealand. I wish my country the best and I hope it grows tremendously. Keep 'em coming, hope the dollar buys you a cup of tea😄

[@RA_HUL655]

Thank you bhaiya....

[@_kartik_chauhan]

😕 Rahul bhai aap Muslim ho ? I mean Muslims me common nahi hai

[@salonichaudhary9330]

Please do more collaboration with but why ? Your videos make topics way more simple to grasp..!!☺️thankyou mohak sir..

[@letsstayupdated]

Such a motivating video🙎‍♂️

[@chiragsisodia2003]

amazing... more video related to this chip manufacturing.

[@Khushi.m19]

Hi Mohak This is your one of the best videos that I have seen. Thank you ❤️😊

[@Karthik-yy7gw]

Mohak, thank you for always coming forward with interesting development. Hope you stay strong from an autocratic political party. You are the best Indian informative youtubers. Think school is no where near you now, he is a salesman of politicians. Stay strong bro❤️

[@rishabhmisrakne]

Thanks Bhaiya for your info.

[@fighterpubg8141]

Informative 😊

[@Arpitkumar-in]

India is importing 100% semiconductor, i been ordering my chips and circuits from china

[@overlordborn6131]

China dominates semiconductor market from 28 nm or above mature nodes.

[@Arpitkumar-in]

@@overlordborn6131 yeah

[@ArmageddonIsHere]

14:30 "India should train its engineers to design and develop chips..." -- Raghuram Rajan This is what happens when an expert in one domain (Economics) steps outside his domain into another that he has NO idea about (VLSI design) and shoots his mouth off. 20% of the world's VLSI design engineers are Indian. Chip design history in India goes back almost as far as its software history: Texas Instruments setup the first design house in Bangalore before software was even a thing there!

[@sarvagyajain6898]

Raghuram Ragan always talks negatively. 3-4 years ago he said that India would go into recession.

[@SharonFelix]

India is in recession! GDP growth in certain quarters went negative and had been decreasing for multiple years even before that. Unemployment is at all time high, sales of goods used by poor that make up 60-70 percent of india are badly affected. This is what happens when random people in KZbin comments think they know better than economy professors in leading us university!

[@Z71990]

@@SharonFelix Covid, Fuel price increase due to Russia ukraine warna, Palm oil ban from Indonesia leading to price increase in fmcg are also causes of this things. Government cannot control this things right? Im not an avid supporter of this government but atleast say all the information without being unbiased.

[@rituparnachatterjee8249]

Extremely nice and informative video 👌.

[@ANKS15]

Informative...bro

[@arkasvlogs369]

The 2 steps involved in making a chip is 1. Design 2. Fabrication......3 types of main companies are there .... 1.Fabless(They do only design of their chips) e.g- apple, nvidia, amd, qualcomm 2. Foundries- (only manufacture/ fabricate others chip) e.g Tsmc, global foundry, umc 3. IDM- (Integrated Device manufacturers)-> does both design and fabrication as they have their own plants e.g INTEL,Samsung, Texas Instruments, Micron technology So Mohak you made a slight mistake in the video by telling TSMC is manufactures Intels chips. Tsmc manufacturers apple nvidia chips but intel chips are manufactured by their own foundry

[@desibigfoot3874]

Till now. I think intel has tied up with tsmc for 3 nm or something..... To catch up with AMD.

[@sudhanshututi]

One very important element in manufacturing of semiconductor is the requirement of ultra pure water at high quantity. Wherever the Vedanta-Foxconn unit is going to establish, they need to ensure while maintaining sustainability.

[@alkanaz6399]

Such a great content

[@shiv1134]

Love your content bhaiya ❤️

[@IntrovertBoyz]

Apart from semiconductor manufacturing, India has also initiated Design Linked Initiative and creating human resources for the same.

[@yohohohoheyy]

Do you know any company which is focusing on design ?

[@caamitsingh7210]

During COVID era india had great opportunity to attract MNCs to India from China and some how I feel india has missed that opportunity at big scale because most of those companies have set up their production units in Vietnam, Taiwan

[@Rajivsince2002]

India used PLI scheme but it could attract only mobile phone Companies especially iPhone

[@Grass968]

The companies in Vietnam already have big problem. No power, have to stop manufacturing😅

[@Rahul-yb4lr]

Nice to see people are now talking about vlsi. Feeling good to be here!!!!

[@prasadnawale3372]

Great!!

[@vishesh0512]

I wish you had talked more about ASML - the company which actually makes all of the world's semiconductor fabrication equipment (the machine which actually makes the chips). TSMC also gets its equipment from ASML. And the US is banning ASML to sell their most advanced equipment to China. So China can't set up a fab of its own parallel to TSMC.

[@statuswallahadda]

That's why China and USA wants Taiwan! Thank you Mr.Mohak For this video

[@user-rn7jc8vn3p]

看到这里不得不反驳你一下，台积电没有你想的那么重要。台湾是中国大陆的大门，这是关于国家安全。

[@Praveenkumar-ig7lo]

Full knowledge video ❤️

[@albertishu9066]

Loved the video ❣️

[@cb9461]

Chinese SMEE is supposed to deliver 28nm indegenous lithography machine by 2023 which is equivalent to ASML's DUV ie one generation below EUV. They are slowly and steadily getting there to make completely indegenous supply chain fr semiconductors . Within 2 years SMIC would be able to tape out 14nm and below using indegenous equipment.

[@cb9461]

Meanwhile here in India we are boasting how indians will soon dominate semiconductors without having a single fab leaving out semiconductor lab mohali which is glorified research facility.

[@overlordborn6131]

@@cb9461 Indian are overconfident bro. They don't know about china but boast like india will become china by next decade. China have been in semiconductor since last 2 decades and they are also making tools from design to semiconductor manufacturing tools. They would have leapfrogged tsmc too if USA haven't sanctioned smic for purchasing EUV lithography and almost all semiconductor industry are now under heavier sanction. If china come out from it then they would have entire supply chain in china alone

[@vishalg165]

Missing KUKU FM promotion 😂😂

[@maxmaxie1328]

Emotional prick..

[@bhashkarkhattri.2810]

Please cover global issues also ,like climate change , globalization ,etc ..

[@ayushraj8055]

That photo of Modyji on Tank looks great 😅😅😎😎

[@peteck007]

Hey brother you told us that you'll be doing DNA video of yours.. have you done yet. Or the results are not yet out? Waiting for that video of yours..

[@yashwantsahu6033]

I currently working in Semiconductor Industry as embedded design engineer and I am hoping India has ample opportunities for person of my field...

[@godblesstechnology128]

Keep yourself hide

[@yashwantsahu6033]

@@godblesstechnology128 but why?

[@kaustubhanandchandola4049]

Very nice video and thank

[@kumarashwani9484]

Great information bro

[@vipulashokjain4035]

मेरा देश बदल रहा है , मुझे गर्व है।

[@tousiftousif9448]

But why all big manufacturering plants situating in gujarat. Firstly semiconductor plant was issued in our karnataka by vedanta. BECAUSE of politics we lost it .

[@snehalganvir]

In 2015 Maharashtra gov sign the mou with foxconn to set up semiconductor unit at pune but in 2020 it was cancelled. Even after that negotiation we're going on. But now that project situating in gujrat. Maharashtra also lost 3000 crore bulk drug project to gujrat Now today,'s news Maharashtra gov also lost the tata- airbus project to gujrat

[@_kartik_chauhan]

Gujarat is a water and Energy surplus state it have a Huge coastline And also its the manufacturing hub of India .

[@_kartik_chauhan]

Gift city is planned in Gujarat its also a factor Gujarat government completed the land accusation swiftly and will give it on a lease of 99 years ...to Vedanta ....

[@tousiftousif9448]

@@_kartik_chauhankarnataka has 7 rivers more water than gujarat and nearly 340KM of coast line and manpower still we can't get it

[@_kartik_chauhan]

@@tousiftousif9448 Bro Why fighting with tamil Nadu on kaveri then ? May be before 2023 Modi will head Karnataka too . U know what I mean

[@ayushmanbehera3980]

Hi......bro....... Very informative video

[@pratibhabisht]

Very informative