Disco, a supplier of chipmaking devices is contemplating the idea of establishing a center, in India. This center would not provide support to clients. Also, serve as a marketing hub for the semiconductor industry. The fact that major companies like AMD and Micron Technology are investing significantly in India indicates a transformation, in the country’s semiconductor landscape.

Next month. Micron Technology will begin the construction of a semiconductor assembly plant in Gujarat, India. This $2.75 billion project aims to produce microchips that are made in India by late 2024. Supported by the Indian government and the state of Gujarat. This endeavor is expected to generate up to 5,000 direct jobs in two phases. It is noteworthy that this action aligns with the US government’s initiative to encourage American chip companies to invest in India and expand their operations beyond China.

Using its 28-nanometer (nm) fab, the company will target smartphones and electronics, targeting 70-80% of the domestic market, and the rest will be exported. According to a senior corporate executive,