Kamaljeet Singh, director general of Semi-Conductor Laboratory, said upgrading to newer chip nodes will require three times the outlay of the ₹4,500 crore pitched by the Centre. It maintains that legacy-standard chips could be strategically important in defence and space applications.
Kamaljeet Singh, director general of Semi-Conductor Laboratory, said upgrading to newer chip nodes will require three times the outlay of the ₹4,500 crore pitched by the Centre. It maintains that legacy-standard chips could be strategically important in defence and space applications.
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