Qualcomm Technologies has entered into a partnership with Tata Electronics to produce Qualcomm Automotive Modules in India.
The manufacturing will take place at Tata Electronics’ new semiconductor assembly and test facility, currently being developed in Jagiroad, Assam, India.
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This initiative forms part of both companies’ efforts to address increasing demand for automotive digital platforms from domestic and international automakers.
Under the partnership, Tata Electronics will become a manufacturing partner for the automotive modules, integrating with Qualcomm Technologies’ network of global module suppliers.
The companies plan to support the “Make in India” programme by enabling local production of technologies used in digital cockpits, infotainment systems, connectivity solutions, and intelligent vehicle infrastructure.
The planned outsourced semiconductor assembly and test facility in Assam represents India’s first domestically owned site of its kind.
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By GlobalDataTata Electronics is investing $3bn in this facility, which will focus on platform technologies such as Wire Bond, Flip Chip, and Integrated Systems Packaging.
These processes are intended to supply critical components for sectors including automotive, communications, IoT, and AI.
Qualcomm India senior vice-president and president Savi Soin said: “Manufacturing in India through Tata Electronics enhances our ability to support both Indian and global OEMs with greater flexibility and supply chain resilience.”
Qualcomm Automotive Modules incorporate Snapdragon Digital Chassis system-on-chips alongside other key system elements in a packaged module.
The design is set up to allow automakers to introduce electronic systems more quickly by simplifying development processes.
The collaboration seeks to strengthen supply chain flexibility and diversify geographic production locations for modular automotive platforms worldwide.
Both companies aim to begin manufacturing once the Assam facility becomes operational.
Tata Electronics CEO and MD Dr Randhir Thakur said: “This collaboration supports Tata Electronics’ objective to become a global hub for high-technology manufacturing as a trusted partner to our leading semiconductor and automotive customers worldwide.
“We will leverage our Integrated Systems Packaging (ISP) solutions and deliver high quality, high-performance products to support Qualcomm Technologies’ global product leadership.”
