Supply Chain
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Rare Earth Magnet Shortage Threatens Auto Production in India As reported in recent CNBC coverage, India’s automotive sector is bracing for potential production delays as a global shortage of rare earth… |
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Auto Giant Motherson Enters Chip Equipment Market After 5X Aerospace Boom Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (SAMIL) has expanded in the aerospace sector, quite noticeably in fact. The company reported a fivefold… |
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TSMC Declines India’s Factory Proposal as Nation Launches 3nm Chip Design Centers Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the global leader in semiconductor fabrication, rejected invitations to set up foundries in… |
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Altium Acquires Part Analytics to Strengthen Electronics Supply Chain Management Altium, a global company specializing in electronic design systems announced the acquisition of Milwaukee-based Part… |
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HMD Global Shifts Major Manufacturing Operations from China to India Finland phone maker HMD Global, known for manufacturing Nokia-branded feature phones, is shifting a significant portion… |
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Apple's USD 12 Billion Chip Deal with Micron and Tata Could Transform India's Semiconductor Landscape This deal is significant as it marks a huge shift in Apple’s global supply chain, with the tech giant projected to move… |
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Global Chip Production at Risk as China Restrict Exports of Gallium and Germanium According to the US Geological Survey, China produces about 98% of the world's gallium and 60% of the germanium. The… |
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Why India Must Have a Resilient Supply Chain to Grow Electronics Industry Globally, Highlights Experts Around 40-50 percent of the bill of materials in mobile phones assembled in the country is imported largely from China. With the help of latest… |
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India’s Electronics Boom: Spearheading The Global Market from Import to Export Weeks after Shri Narendra Damodardas Modi became the Prime Minister of India in May 2014, a meeting has been summoned… |
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Will India Become the Next “World’s Factory” in Electronics Manufacturing? An In-Depth Analysis 10 years ago, India imported 98 percent of mobile phones and at present 99 percent of the devices are made in India. In the coming days, 25… |
