Three companies which have applied for the RFP to set up a semiconductor plant are readying for the next big steps by working on finalizing their technology partners in order to meet the government’s eligibility criteria for incentives under the semiconductor scheme.
It is expected that the winning player, or players, will be issued a letter of intent to go ahead sometime in August this year, say sources in the know.
Ajay, founder and CEO of the Next Orbit-led international consortium, says it has submitted a definitive agreement signed with Israel-based Tower Corporation (which is being acquired by Intel) which meets the request for proposal criteria of running the 65 nm fabrication and licensing of production grade technology.
Sources say that while Intel has ratified the deal, it cannot commit itself on paper until all legal approvals for the acquisition are completed. Ajay had earlier said the consortium might also take per cent stake in Intel. The latter declined to comment on this.
As part of the eligibility criteria, the applicant companies in a JV or a consortium should either own and operate 65/45/28 nm or advanced node processes in a semiconductor fab or own or possess production grade technologies for a 28 nm process and demonstrate the roadmap to advanced node technologies through licensing or development
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But he added that his priority is to ‘settle one other important partnership to make this truly successful in India’. Kumar will share the details and plans with the media in August.
the in the world which licenses its technology to fab plants and even undertakes sponsored research in new cutting-edge technologies.
Funded by the Belgian government, the European Commission and the industry, it has over 5000 scientists and is in over 95 countries, including having an office in India. It also has over 600 industry which include the biggest names in the Intel to Samsung.
the RFP rules state that a technology partner with an operating fab can only license ‘production grade’ technology. meet this criterion because, as a technology provider, it has only a small fab primarily for research.
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Three companies which have applied for the RFP to set up a semiconductor plant are readying for the next big steps by working on finalizing their technology partners in order to meet the government’s eligibility criteria for incentives under the semiconductor scheme.
It is expected that the winning player, or players, will be issued a letter of intent to go ahead sometime in August this year, say sources in the know.
Ajay Jalan, founder and CEO of the Next Orbit-led international consortium ISMC, says it has submitted a definitive agreement signed with Israel-based Tower Corporation (which is being acquired by Intel) which meets the request for proposal criteria of running the 65 nanometre fabrication and licensing of production grade technology.
Sources say that while Intel has ratified the deal, it cannot commit itself on paper until all legal approvals for the acquisition are completed. Jalan had earlier said the consortium might also take 10-15 per cent stake in Intel. The latter declined to comment on this.
As part of the eligibility criteria, the applicant companies in a JV or a consortium should either own and operate 65/45/28 nanometre or advanced node processes in a semiconductor fab or own or possess production grade licence technologies for a 28 nanometre process and demonstrate the roadmap to advanced node technologies through licensing or development
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