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Vibrant Gujarat: Tata Group's Bold Move with Semiconductor Plant in Dholera

In a significant stride towards technological advancement and industrial growth. Tata Group, under the leadership of Chairman N Chandrasekaran, has unveiled plans to establish. A state-of-the-art semiconductor fabrication plant in Dholera, Gujarat. This ambitious project, slated to commence operations in 2024. Was officially announced during the 10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, marking. A…

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Tata plans to invest $4.79 billion to build ATMP factory

December 11, 2023 /SemiMedia/ — According to reports, Tata Electronics is considering establishing an ATMP (assembly, testing, marking, and packaging) factory in Assam, northeastern India, with an investment of 400 billion Indian rupees ($4.79 billion). Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma recently stated that the Tata Group has applied to set up a semiconductor processing plant in Assam…

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Exploring Smart City disruption and transformation through emerging technologies

SINGAPORE, Aug. 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2017, the highly successful The IoT Show Asia and The Commercial UAV Show Asia come together with 5 other technologies under one brand -- TECHX Asia. Organised by Terrapinn, TECHX Asia 2017 demonstrates the real world business use cases of emerging technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, robotics, blockchain, 3D technology, big data and drones in five key industries: smart cities, factories, logistics, utilities and transport.

Opening TECHX Asia 2017 on 6 September at Suntec Singapore, distinguished guest-of-honour Mr Khoong Hock Yun, Chief Digital Evangelist (CDE), Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), Singapore will share insights into the digital transformation initiatives implemented in Singapore. He will also be joined by Danish Ambassador to Singapore, H.E. Mrs Dorte Bech Vizard, who will be exploring about how emerging technologies can help solve some of the current global challenges, and how the uptake of technologies and start-ups can be accelerated.

The smart city keynote panel will highlight the smart city transformations underway across the world. Joining the panel discussion are Mr Mohd Yusoff Sulaiman, President & Chief Executive Officer, Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT), Prime Minister's Department, Malaysia, Mr Thomas Sichelkow, Project Leader, Smart City World Labs, Denmark, Mr Paul Copping, Chief Innovation Officer, Digital Greenwich, United Kingdom, Mr Setiaji, Head, Jakarta Smart City Management Unit, Indonesia, Ms Maimunah Jaffar, Head of Planning & Compliance, Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA), Malaysia and Ms Susan van Boxtel, Advisor for Innovation, Technology & Science, Holland Innovation Network, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Over 100 other experts are joining the speakers mentioned above, including:

Aric Dromi, Chief Futurologist, Volvo Car Group & Executive Advisor, NTTi3.com, Sweden

Hiroshi Saijou, CEO and Managing Director, Yamaha Motor Ventures and Laboratory Silicon Valley, USA

Frans-Anton Vermast, Senior Strategy Advisor for Low Carbon and Connected Urban Planning, Amsterdam Smart City, Netherlands

Partha Dutta, Data Science Lead, Rio Tinto, Singapore

Chris Leck, Director, Futures Division, Ministry of Transport, Singapore

Karthik Balakrishnan, Project Executive, A3, Airbus, USA

Christian Balzer, Head of Audi Innovation Research (AIR) Beijing, Audi China Enterprise Management Co., Ltd, China

Sachin Gupta, Chief of IoT Capabilities, Rolls-Royce, Singapore

Maximilian Hauk, Vice President Technical Planning, BMW Brilliance Automotive, China

Koon Eng Goh, General Manager, Asia Pacific, Chevron, Singapore

Vicky Abhishek, Group Chief Technology Officer, Asia Pacific and Global IT Service Leader, End User Services, The Coca-Cola Company, Singapore

Vivek Panse, Divisional Head Car Assembly, Manufacturing Engineering, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, China

Sascha Westermann, Head of ITS PMO, Hamburger Hochbahn AG, Germany

Gavin Barfield, Chief Technology Advisor, Manila Electric Company (Meralco), Philippines

Julie Olszewski, Executive Director, MSD Global Innovation Hub, Singapore

Tony Lee, Chief of Operations Engineering, MTR Corporation, Hong Kong region

Hidetaka Abe, Senior Manager for IT Planning, Narita International Airport Corporation, Japan

Tim Szymcek, Global Head of Lean and Advanced Manufacturing, New Balance, Vietnam

Jo-Ann Pass, Head of Digital Operations, Sydney Water, Australia

Santadyuti Samanta, Additional GM, IT SAP Comp. Centre, Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited, India

Ravinder Singh, Chief Information and Innovation Officer, Tata SIA Airlines Limited (Air Vistara), India

Abhinav Singhal, Head of Strategy, Markets & Development, Thyssenkrupp, Singapore

Larissa Tan, CEO, Vanda Electrics, Singapore

Stephen Brown, Director, Innovation, CSA Group, Canada

An exhibition will take place alongside the conference, bringing the entire emerging technology eco-system together: platforms, integrators, cloud infrastructure, sensors, chips, components, devices, semiconductors, security, big data, regulators, financiers, investors and more. Key industry players such as TUV SUD Asia Pacific, TATA Communications, PT. Aldara Sarana Nusantara, Bentley Systems International Ltd, Globe UAV and RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems GmbH will also be showcasing their latest technologies and innovations. 30 of the hottest emerging technology start-ups will be featured at the event and they will have a chance to share their disruptions at the TECHX University, which will be open to the public for free, alongside the exhibition.

The event will take place from 6-7 September 2017 at Suntec Convention Centre and will host over 2,000 attendees in 2 days. 

About TECHX Asia  Date: 6-7 September 2017 Conference opening hours: 08:40 - 17:10

Exhibition opening hours: 10:00 - 17:00 Venue: Level 4, Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre Website:  http://ift.tt/2xhRUsC

Free Expo Passes are available at here.

About Terrapinn Terrapinn is a business media company. Its products are trade exhibitions, conferences, training solutions and electronic and print publications. For more information, please visit www.terrapinn.com.

Note: Press registration for the conference is compulsory and advance scheduling for speaker/ sponsor interviews is recommended. Final issuance of press passes is subjected to Terrapinn's discretion.  For your press pass, please contact the following:

Jessica Foong Tel: +65 6322 2715 Jessica.foong@terrapinn.com

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Tata Group's Visionary Semiconductor Venture in Dholera

In a significant stride towards technological progress and industrial expansion, Tata Group, under the guidance of Chairman N Chandrasekaran, has announced ambitious plans to establish a cutting-edge semiconductor fabrication plant in Dholera, Gujarat. This transformative initiative, slated to begin operations in 2024, was officially revealed during the 10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, marking a momentous juncture for both Tata Group and Gujarat's technological landscape.

Tata's Strategic Vision for Semiconductor Manufacturing in Gujarat

The semiconductor manufacturing sector plays a pivotal role in a nation's technological foundation, and Tata Group's entry into this field signifies a revolutionary shift in India's capabilities within the electronics and technology sector. The selection of Dholera as the site for the semiconductor plant reflects Tata Group's commitment to fostering innovation and positioning India as a global technology hub.

Comprehensive Expansion: Beyond Semiconductors

Chairman Chandrasekaran's announcement expands beyond the semiconductor project, shedding light on Tata Group's multifaceted expansion plans in Gujarat. The conglomerate is gearing up for the construction of a 20-gigawatt lithium-ion storage battery factory in Sanand, Gujarat, within the next two months. This strategic move is in response to the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and underscores Tata Group's commitment to sustainable technologies.

Sanand is emerging as a focal point for Tata Group's ventures into the electric vehicle sector, poised to play a pivotal role in meeting the escalating demand for EVs in India. This aligns seamlessly with the global trend towards environmentally conscious modes of transportation.

Strategic Diversification: Defense Initiatives

Tata Group's presence in Gujarat goes beyond semiconductors and electric vehicles. The conglomerate is actively involved in constructing the C295 defense aircraft in Vadodara, with plans to extend its manufacturing operations to Dholera. This diversification into the defense sector underscores Tata Group's commitment to national security and aligns harmoniously with the government's "Make in India" initiative.

Chairman Chandrasekaran also alluded to the upcoming launch of the first phase of the Indian Institute of Skills in Gujarat by March 2024. This collaborative initiative with central and state governments underscores Tata Group's dedication to skill development and education, contributing significantly to the socio-economic development of the region.

Gujarat's Integral Role in Tata Group's Growth Narrative

Chairman N Chandrasekaran highlighted Tata Group's deep-rooted connection with Gujarat, attributing it to the founder's hometown being Navsari. Currently operating 21 companies in the state, Tata Group has become a major contributor to Gujarat's economic landscape, providing employment opportunities for over 50,000 people.

Commending the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chairman Chandrasekaran acknowledged the substantial progress made by Gujarat under his guidance. The Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, initiated by Prime Minister Modi two decades ago, has played a pivotal role in attracting investments and fostering economic development in the state.

Key Highlights: Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Company

As part of Tata Group's foray into semiconductor manufacturing, the company is poised to establish the Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Company in Dholera, Gujarat. This move is set to redefine India's capabilities in semiconductor technology.

Strategic Location: Dholera was chosen strategically for the semiconductor plant, aligning with Tata Group's vision for Gujarat as a hub for technological innovation and business growth.

Operational Commencement: The semiconductor plant is on track to commence operations in 2024, signifying Tata Group's swift contribution to India's semiconductor landscape.

Diversified Expansion: Beyond semiconductors, Tata Group's expansion includes a lithium-ion storage battery factory in Sanand, addressing the increasing demand for electric vehicles and positioning Tata Group as a key player in sustainable technology.

Defense Initiatives: Tata Group's involvement in the construction of the C295 defense aircraft underscores its commitment to national security and defense manufacturing.

Skill Development: The launch of the Indian Institute of Skills reflects Tata Group's dedication to skill development and education, contributing to the overall socio-economic development of the region.

Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Company: Paving the Way Forward

The establishment of Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Company in Dholera is indicative of Tata Group's forward-looking approach. As India strives to strengthen its position in the global semiconductor market, Tata Group's entry into this sector is poised to usher in transformative changes in the country's technological landscape.

Market Impact: Tata Group's venture into semiconductor manufacturing is expected to significantly impact the Indian electronics market, reducing dependency on imports and contributing to India's self-reliance in the electronics sector.

Technological Innovation: The semiconductor plant in Dholera is not just a response to domestic demand but also a hub for technological innovation, enabling India to compete globally in cutting-edge technology.

Job Creation and Economic Growth: The establishment of the semiconductor plant will create numerous job opportunities, directly and indirectly, contributing to the economic growth of the region and the nation.

Strategic Partnerships: Tata Group's foray into semiconductor manufacturing may pave the way for strategic partnerships with global technology companies, fostering collaborations that could lead to the transfer of advanced technological know-how and expertise.

Conclusion: Pioneering Tomorrow's Technology

Tata Group's announcement of the semiconductor plant in Dholera is not just a business decision but a strategic move that aligns with the larger goals of India's economic and technological development. This venture, coupled with the broader expansion plans in Gujarat, solidifies Tata Group's position as a catalyst for change and progress in India's industrial landscape. As the semiconductor plant takes shape, it symbolizes not only the technological capabilities of Tata Group but also the aspirations of a nation poised for a technological leap into the future.