How India is winning the US-China chip war #semiconductor #economy

[hanzelah]

Manufacturing, design is not equal to research and development. We are still several decades behind.

[parveendalal]

No, it’s a long way to go and we haven’t even started.

[subhodeepmondal]

No, these companies are like harness to India for USA. These companies are here to control Indian and it's foreign policy it is like USA saying if you step out of the way these progress are all gone. India need to have it's own chip manufacturing and designing and most importantly ISA (instruction set architecture).

[hokeehoe]

Pls tell the story of Apple experience in India😅😅😅😅😅

[asishagarwalla]

We are too far from becoming a semiconductor driven economy

[ningshen]

Interesting.
India is winning everywhere...

[ranitrussel]

It sounds good but it's tough to build semiconductor in India. There are various forces which are in play here. The US wants whole semiconductor value chain and supply chain move from east asia and europe to US. For that they are spending billions and they are currently making FAB Facilities across US. Truth is that we are dependent on others and the maket is fierce and the geopolitics is nasty. Also we don't have the technology to built high end chip at a scale. So we need to collaborate with others by giving them sweet deals to build the infrastructure then and then we can think about market share

[OutOfContextOOC]

We're barely getting started.. far away from claiming victory.

[YuruCampSupermacy]

Yeah sure we might become the "hub" because of two facilities opening up in India. The hype is real.

[watchtube]

really ? why we are so obbssesed on beating china? if we compare both of our cities, their least advanced mumbai. So??