In June, Micron announced that it will set up a $2.75 billion assembly and testing plant in Gujarat, in what was the first marquee name to officially commit investment in India under the country’s $10 billion chip incentive scheme.
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US Chipmaker Micron Technology’s planned investment in India to set up a semiconductor packaging plant has spurred interest from other chipmaking companies in the sector, with some of them actively talking to the Centre about their potential investment plans, Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar told The Indian Express.
“At least five packaging companies have reached out to us post the Micron announcement to…
