Tata Electronics, L&T Semiconductor partner to manufacture chips in India
The alliance aims to build domestic design and manufacturing capabilities to cater to next-generation product requirements across automotive, industrial, communications, security, and intelligent-edge sectors, according to a joint statement.
L&T Semiconductor Technologies Limited (LTSCT) and Tata Electronics have partnered to manufacture semiconductor chips in India, expanding indigenous production capabilities. The alliance aims to cater to next-generation product requirements across various sectors, including automotive, industrial, communications, security, and intelligent-edge.
LTSCT, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, will contribute its fabless chip design innovation, while Tata Electronics will provide packaging and foundry capabilities. The partnership will explore chip fabrication and packaging opportunities across Tata Electronics' range of fabrication process technologies and packaging solutions for LTSCT's current and future product portfolio.
The focus will also be on design-to-fabrication optimizations to facilitate efficient manufacturing at scale. Industry leadership will increasingly be determined not just by design breakthroughs but by the ability to industrialize those designs through advanced packaging and manufacturing. LTSCT's CEO, Sandeep Kumar, stated that this partnership is a decisive step in building value chain capabilities, ensuring the next generation of semiconductor products can be designed and delivered to global markets with speed, reliability, and scale in India.
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