Tata Electronics will begin India's first chip production using older technology. The Dholera facility will initially focus on 90-nanometer process technology. This mature technology is suitable for industrial and automotive applications. The company plans to gradually introduce more advanced 28-nanometer chips later. This endeavor highlights India's ongoing efforts to build a domestic semiconductor industry.

Tata Electronics will begin India's first chip production using older technology. The Dholera facility will initially focus on 90-nanometer process technology. This mature…

Tata Electronics is building India's first $11 billion semiconductor fab in Gujarat, targeting mature chip nodes critical to crypto mining and AI hardware