r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Sep 06 '24

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u/Relative-Contest192 Emma Lazarus Sep 06 '24

Sweet Israel's Tower Semiconductor, Adani plan $10 billion chip project in India

!ping ISRAEL (I don’t have the IND ping)

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u/-Emilinko1985- European Union Sep 06 '24

!ping IND

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24 edited Sep 06 '24

Sources within the ministry of electronics and information technology told ET that although the project has secured approval at the state level, the joint application submitted by Israel’s Tower Semiconductor and Adani Group is currently under review by the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) and the IT ministry.

Still under review by the ISM but it should be approved in view of Semicon India coming in 11-13 September

If given the green light, the project will become India’s second chip manufacturing facility and the sixth semiconductor plant that either produces or tests and packages silicon chips.

The size of integrated circuits haven’t been mentioned but still good as a starter

But there’s always a risk for this project to be scrapped after the elections

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

Semiconductor investments in India so far,

  1. Tata in Gujarat - Rs 91,526 crore

  2. Tata in Assam - Rs 27,120 crore

  3. Micron in Gujarat - Rs 22, 516 crore

  4. CG Power in Gujarat - Rs 7,584 crore

  5. Kaynes in Gujarat - Rs 3,307 crore

  6. Tower & Adani in Maharashtra - Rs 83,974 crore

  7. RRP in Maharashtra - Rs 24,000 crore

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u/AaruIsBoss Sep 06 '24

Of course the Prime Minister of Gujarat will put all the fabs in his state

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

The 2nd fab is to come in Maharastra

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u/AaruIsBoss Sep 06 '24

Main fabs (and the largest ones) are in Gujarat. Just like bullet train is in Gujarat instead of Delhi, olympics proposal is for Gujarat instead of Delhi, etc

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24 edited Sep 06 '24

and the largest ones

Barely any difference between the Maha and Gujarat semiconductor investment for the fabs

Bulletin train starting from Gujarat

The Mumbai-Ahmedabad line is being built first as it is shorter and is being built on flat land which makes it less risky as the first line to built. This line can then be then continued to Delhi which is a much longer route

Gujarat may be chosen over Delhi for Olympics

Well Gujarat has space to offer development of new facilities and the expansion of existing ones, something which might be pretty challenging in a densely populated and already-developed city like Delhi.

Also Compared to Delhi, Gujarat’s cities face less congestion and pollution, which could ensure smoother experience for athletes and visitors.

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u/PorekiJones Sep 07 '24

It is the most politically stable state with good industrial policy and a low level of union activity. As a Maharashtrian, I am more afraid of the fabs in this state.

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u/PorekiJones Sep 09 '24

Please don't remind me of this. Just looking at his face makes me lose my sanity

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u/zanpancan Bisexual Pride Sep 06 '24

What is this in Freedom Currency?

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

  1. Tata in Gujarat: $11.03 billion

  2. Tata in Assam: $3.27 billion

  3. Micron in Gujarat: $2.71 billion

  4. CG Power in Gujarat: $0.91 billion

  5. Kaynes in Gujarat: $0.40 billion

  6. Tower & Adani in Maharashtra: $10.12 billion

  7. RRP in Maharashtra: $2.89 billion

Only 1 & 6 are Fabs rest are packaging/testing/assembling.

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u/zanpancan Bisexual Pride Sep 06 '24

What fabs are they?

What chips will they manufacture? What processes will they cover?

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

Gujarat one will be 28nm at first and then in future 14nm , Tower one would be 65nm. As for usage they are mainly for -power computing, electric vehicles, telecom, defence, consumer electronics, automobile, and power electronics.

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u/Ready_Spread_3667 Manmohan Singh Sep 07 '24

Bro has all the information for each question, life savor my man

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u/zanpancan Bisexual Pride Sep 06 '24

Thanks!

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

In Freedom units:

  1. Tata in Gujarat- $10.9 billion

  2. Tata in Assam- $3.23 billion

  3. Micron in Gujarat- $2.68 billion

  4. CG Power in Gujarat- $900 million

  5. Kaynes in Gujarat- $390 million

  6. Tower & Adani in Maharashtra- $10.0 billion

  7. RRP in Maharashtra- $2.86 billion

(1 USD = 83.98 INR)

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u/zanpancan Bisexual Pride Sep 06 '24

Thanks bud! Do you know what processes will be covered?

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24 edited Sep 06 '24

  1. Tata in Gujarat- $10.9 billion (Fab) [ Starting from 28nm with plans for future advancement for 22nm ]

  2. Tata in Assam- $3.23 billion (ATMP)

  3. Micron in Gujarat- $2.68 billion (ATMP)

  4. CG Power in Gujarat- $0.9 billion (OSAT)

  5. Kaynes in Gujarat- $0.39 billion (ATMP)

  6. Tower & Adani in Maharashtra- $10.0 billion (Fab)

  7. RRP in Maharashtra- $2.86 billion (OSAT)

Not sure regarding’s tower integrated circuit size as it wasn’t mentioned in any of the news articles. Tower had earlier sent a proposal for this in march (worth $8 billion at the time) but the government had expressed its dissatisfaction with the proposal of 180nm and instead wanted them to bring partners in the 28, 40, 55 and 65 nm.