Dutch chipmaker Nexperia announces a deal with Tata to manufacture and package chips in India, further sealing its split from Chinese parent Wingtech (Toby Sterling/Reuters)
Dutch chipmaker Nexperia has announced a partnership with Tata to manufacture and package chips in India. This strategic move further solidifies Nexperia's separation from its Chinese parent company, Wingtech. The collaboration aims to establish a significant semiconductor production presence within the Indian market.
- ▪Nexperia has signed a deal with Tata to produce chips in India.
- ▪The agreement covers both the manufacturing and packaging of semiconductor components.
- ▪This partnership marks a further step in Nexperia's split from its Chinese parent, Wingtech.
- ▪The initiative is designed to leverage India's growing infrastructure for chip production.
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