Global chip industry body ISIG plans to mobilise investments from advanced packaging firms, equipment makers, ecosystem partners and venture capitalists to fund start-ups in India, a top official of the organisation said on Monday (November 2).
\n\nISIG Co-Founder and CEO Salah Nasri said India is a late entrant to the semiconductor ecosystem, but the India Semiconductor Mission has been a game changer for the country's semiconductor landscape.
\n\n"Taking into consideration silicon photonics, mass production is predicted to begin in 2028-29. Co-packaged optics (CPO) is an area where India can enter as quickly as possible," he said.
\n\nNasri said India is one of the fastest-growing markets for data centers, adding that thermal management and power consumption are among the biggest challenges facing the sector. CPO technology can help address these challenges significantly, he said.
\n\n"I think from that standpoint, this is an area that we want to push heavily in India and take full advantage of where the technology is going in that region. There is still time to get involved. One of the areas of focus is quantum computing that we look at bringing to India," he said.
\n\nThe International Semiconductor Industry Group (ISIG) represents major semiconductor companies such as…
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