Indian carmaker Tata enters semiconductor market with $90bn investment | DW News

India starts investing in the global semiconductor market. India's Tata Group will begin producing semiconductors in the country within a few years, a move that the chairman of the group's main company said will make the South Asian country a key part of global chip supply chains. Tata Sons Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran revealed that the conglomerate plans to launch new businesses in emerging fields such as electric vehicles.

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[mlionea]

This guy has really build India. A real trophy for india

[davidc]

I’m an American and love to see this. Competition is good when it comes from fellow democracies. India >> China.

[Bonkkered]

This is a huge challenge. Hopefully, TATA gets there.

[jerrinfrancis]

All the best to TATA. Hope we can start a semiconductor industry

[happysingh]

Tata is not just a name in India 🇮🇳
It's an emotion, heart beat and soul of 1.3B people.

[nononsense]

Proud of tata group. Hope they do this one very well.

[sundarraj_perumal_]

TATA group gives off 40% of its wealth to its charity,
TATA will always there for the nation
TATA not government owned company but its priority is Building a better India.

TATA s part in developing India as a Global superpower is crucial.

Ratan is a amazing man

[mozart]

I am Indian and reside in Austria. I want to see my motherland a great Economic and Military power

[diksh]

I believe TATA definitely can do it. They have record of their success.

[makanimemafia]

Charu just said it, If there is anyone in India who can do it, its probably the TATAs

[dayrise]

INDIA has talent, resources and trust to start business

[placidpawan]

If India does anything that reduces World's dependence on China then the whole world should support India because it's in the world's interest. We all know that having more and more dependence on China can how much dangerous and costly for the world. It can provide the leverage to CCP and Chinese authorities to halt the global supply chain and then it'll hurt everybody.

[henrydcosta]

Sir, Ratan Tata is a legend, a big blessing for the people of India,

[Amuzic_Earth]

Not just Tata, another big Indian corporation called Vedanta too had declared a joint venture with TSMC(Edit: actually Foxconn) few months ago. Chips and the Batteries are the only thing that India still lacks the capability of manufacturing and both are getting increasingly important in the current world. So, although India is late to this party, it is gonna catch up soon.

[aswinaswin]

About 50℅ of the tatas profit goes to charity and it helps many poor people here in India. So, we all are satisfied to buy tata products.

[ahmetnurikedici]

AMD and Intel will definitely have their share of the market. TSMC is at max capacity and investing in other semiconductor companies will be an absolute power move. Different chips are good at different things and Nvidia has been very specialised, which leaves other aspects of Al open.

[parvadhami]

It's rare to see an Indian company being discussed in International media and market

[ogathingo]

Sr. Ratan Tata is a visionary and congratulations investing in innovative technologies to free the world from Chinese / CCP grips… May Buddha bless your endeavors.

[Saurabhkumar-dryc]

As Indian, , the first line by the anchor puff up me with pride 🔥
May Krishna bless my country with all wisdom, peace and prosperity 🙏
Jai hind

[Lords]

Nice, if India focuses on Chinas low-mid grade chip dominance, it’ll make the world less dependent on China and more specifically against the CCPs aggressive wolf warrior diplomacy. This ensure there will always be a reliable supply of low-mid chips on the free market as well as high end chips from Taiwan.