Applied Materials plans to introduce global suppliers to India

Recently, the head of Applied Materials in India stated that the company plans to introduce suppliers from Europe, Japan, and other regions to India and establish business to expand the local supply chain.

It is reported that India is the main global market for American Applied Materials, and the company plans to invest $400 million in the near future to build a new engineering center at the Bangalore Technology Center in India, which will focus on the development of chip manufacturing tool technology.

Srinivas Satya, CEO of an Indian company, applied materials. Last week, the company attracted up to 25 family suppliers from Japan, South Korea, the United States, and Europe to participate in a flagship semiconductor event in Gujarat to evaluate the local markets in multiple countries, promote and establish bases for these enterprises.

Applied Materials Company does not produce in India, but local suppliers will help accelerate technology development and testing in the new engineering center. "Srinivas Satya feels," In addition, bringing suppliers closer to us and accelerating our product learning cycle is crucial. We hope to release a wider range of products faster, and we can accelerate the application of these technologies to our own large-scale manufacturing solutions

The Modi government in India has been working hard to invest in India's new chip industry, hoping to establish a chip manufacturing center. AMD announced last week the opening of an IC design center in India, and Micron has also invested $825.1 million in semiconductor testing and packaging companies All of these investments were created by applied materials companies.

In 2002, Applied Materials Company expanded its market in India for the first time. Currently, India has approximately 7500 employees engaged in product development, software and other business operations.