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The emergence of Indian semiconductor manufacturers will likely bring significant changes and challenges for distributors. Here are some potential implications: Changes: Shift in Business Models: Indian semiconductor manufacturers may opt for direct sales, potentially bypassing traditional distributors. This could force distributors to adapt and evolve their business models to remain relevant. Increased Competition: With more manufacturers entering the market, competition for distributors will intensify. They will need to differentiate themselves through value-added services, technical expertise, and strong relationships. Changing Customer Dynamics: Customers may prefer direct buying to eliminate intermediaries and reduce costs. Distributors will need to demonstrate their value proposition to retain customers. Challenges: Maintaining Margins : Distributors may face pressure to reduce their margins or offer discounts to remain competitive. Adapting to New Technologies: Indian semiconductor manufacturers may introduce new technologies, requiring distributors to invest in training and development to stay up-to-date. What your thoughts?

Tapping The New Catchment of India’s Semiconductor Ambition 🗓️ Date & Time: Thursday, October 30 | 4:00 – 4:30 PM (IST)  📍 Live on Microsoft Teams For further details and future updates, please follow Dr. Ashwini-K Aggarwal, PhD, FIETE directly! Developing Delhi-NCR further helps infuse high-tech ambitions into multi-partisan politics and create sustainable national semiconductor policies. The region must become an important cluster for chip design, testing, and advanced packaging—if not wide-spread manufacturing—strengthening India’s high-tech policies, value chain, and supporting broader technological self-reliance throughout the nation. 1. Strategic Location: Delhi-NCR offers proximity to national policy centers, research institutions, and industry networks, making it ideal for pilot projects in chip design and testing. 2. Expansion Beyond Traditional Clusters: While southern and western clusters such as Bengaluru and Gujarat focus on design and large-scale fabrication, Delhi-NCR is positioned as a collaborative hub for design depth, advanced research, and interlinking national policy initiatives. 3. Skilling Imperative: Delhi-NCR’s strong educational ecosystem offers targeted programs and certifications aligned with India’s Semiconductor Mission. Advanced training and workshops for both technical and non-technical professionals support nationwide capabilities in supply chain management and policy development/implementation. Infusing high-tech into multi-partisan politics enhances India’s resilience in global supply chains, with Delhi-NCR’s rise in the semiconductor roadmap reflecting the collective political will, of all India's political parties, to expand the tech landscape through government, industry, and academic collaboration. India Semiconductor Mission ChipIN Centre Digital India RISC-V (DIR-V) Program India Semiconductor Workforce Development Program (ISWDP) Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) Dr. Sunil Luthra University Grants Commission (UGC) Dr. Satya Gupta Ajai Chowdhry Confederation of Indian MSME in ESDM and IT Confederation of Indian Private Universities (CIPU) Education Promotion Society for India Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) CSIR-CEERI Observer Research Foundation Tata Institute of Social Sciences Marmik B. Indian National Science Academy - INSA IEEE India Council India Research Watch (IRW) Semiconductor Fabless Accelerator Lab (SFAL) Mriganka Gogoi Piyush Sancheti Alok Jain Mukesh Kishore Sahay Dr. Danish Faruqui Puneet Mittal Rajat Kumar Singh TechSimplifiedTV Raghavendra Anjanappa Venkatesh Kumar Pandurengan India Cellular & Electronics Association (ICEA) India Electronics and Semiconductor Association PMA India IETE VLSI Society of India (VSI) All India Management Association (AIMA) Indian Electrical & Electronics Manufacturers' Association (IEEMA) Electronics Sector Skills Council Of India (ESSCI) Mention limit reached! Please consider yourself tagged!

DENSO International Europe is driving supply chain innovation with HPE Alletra MP10000 and ProLiant servers. This upgraded infrastructure doesn’t just improve processing speed—it enables real-time decision-making, more precise demand forecasting, and end-to-end data visibility. By modernizing its digital backbone, DENSO can respond faster to market changes and customer needs while reducing operational complexities. These technology investments directly support sustainability initiatives by optimizing energy usage and reducing hardware footprint, making DENSO’s supply chain more resilient and environmentally friendly. With Hewlett Packard Enterprise Alletra and ProLiant, DENSO is set to maintain leadership in the fast-paced automotive industry and set new standards for efficiency and responsible growth. 💬 Feel free to share your thoughts and engage with this important topic. Let's drive the conversation forward! 🔄 If this resonated with you, and you think it will resonate with others, please repost and follow me or connect. If you thought this made a great point, offered a new idea, or shared helpful insights or advice select 💡 . #HPE #DENSO #SupplyChain #Innovation #Sustainability #Automotive #DigitalTransformation #AI #DataDriven https://hpe.to/6048A5Iau

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India’s semiconductor sector poised for expansion: Report India’s semiconductor industry is moving from design to manufacturing as policy support, private investment and global supply chain shifts align, said an industry report. #chipmanufacturing #EndiyaPartners #Indiasemiconductorindustry #ISMDLIschemes #Semiconductor Read Full Story: https://lnkd.in/dvJSrvwR

Cyient Semiconductors is charting a bold roadmap focused on custom ASICs and intelligent power solutions for data centers and industrial applications. In an exclusive interview with DIGITIMES Asia, our CEO Suman Narayan shares how we’re advancing partnerships across Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem and driving toward our vision of becoming India’s first end-to-end semiconductor company—from architecture to production. 📝 Interview by Jerry Chen and Jim Hsiao 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dtKX6v2u Ramya Mohan | Jeff Dickhart | Sunil Walia | Anuj Narain | Sathish Kumar Ganesan | Jan Crols | Joan Ceuterick | Murphy Huang | Yukio Sasaki | Jeff Gladden | Madhavi Donepudi | Deepthi Talluri | #ASIC #ChipDesign #IntelligentPower #DataCenters #IndiaSemiconductors #TaiwanSemiconductors #Innovation #FullStackSemiconductors

Gilroy Mathew was featured in ETManufacturing! Recently featured in an email interaction on the sidelines of the UST-Kaynes Semicon announcement, titled "UST to bridge global chipmakers to Indian OSATs," Gilroy Mathew shared the company's vision to connect global chipmakers with India's growing OSAT ecosystem. With collaborations with 15 of the world's top 20 semiconductor firms, UST is set to enhance India's backend chip capabilities through AI-driven process optimization, advanced analytics, and quality control at Kaynes Semicon's ₹3,300-crore facility in Sanand. The strategic partnership aims to introduce digital twins, EDA tools, and open-source AI solutions, fostering efficiency and innovation in the semiconductor industry. Gilroy emphasized UST's commitment to nurturing local ecosystems, facilitating technology transfer, diversifying the supply chain, and nurturing talent to propel India's semiconductor aspirations forward. Read here: https://lnkd.in/gbJJEuHX #SemiconductorIndustry #Innovation #UST #KaynesSemicon

Industrial computer maker Advantech Co (研華) yesterday said that revenue last quarter showed a stronger-than-expected performance on the back of order momentum from North America and China, and that it expected the growth momentum to extend into this quarter. https://lnkd.in/g6P4i5JV