Synopsis“India is a huge market for us. That’s why we have so many new footprints in the past three or four years, and there are still things to come,” Jesse Chao, head of AI and Quantum Computing at Foxconn, told ET on the sidelines of the IBM Think Singapore event last week.Singapore: Taiwanese electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn is looking to deepen its presence in India, betting on opportunities in semiconductors, advanced packaging, electric vehicles and space as the country pushes to move up the manufacturing value chain.“India is a huge market for us. That’s why we have so many new footprints in the past three or four years, and there are still things to come,” Jesse Chao, head of AI and Quantum ComputingNow Playing
Foxconn signals India’s shift to high-value manufacturing - The Economic Times
“India is a huge market for us. That’s why we have so many new footprints in the past three or four years, and there are still things to come,” Jesse Chao, head of AI and Quantum Computing at Foxconn, told ET on the sidelines of the IBM Think Singapore event last week.
TL;DRAI
Foxconn is expanding in India across semiconductors, advanced packaging, EVs and space, with multiple new footprints in the past 3-4 years. This opens alternative semiconductor supply chains outside China, reshaping tech sourcing and infrastructure strategy for enterprises.
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