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India expands chip assembly and testing to 75–80 million units daily by 2027, using imported wafers for export.
India is rapidly expanding its semiconductor capabilities, targeting 75 to 80 million chips per day in assembly and testing by late 2026 or early 2027, driven by new facilities from Micron, Tata, and others.
Focused on lower-risk ATMP operations, these plants will process imported wafers, producing chips for AI, automotive, and consumer electronics.
While wafer fabrication remains absent, government programs like ISM 2.0 are boosting infrastructure and domestic design talent.
The push aims to integrate India into the global semiconductor supply chain, with most output expected for export.
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India expande el ensamblaje y las pruebas de chips a 75-80 millones de unidades diarias para 2027, utilizando obleas importadas para la exportación.