Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Odisha to get Semiconductor Plant; Intel CEO Visit Planned
Odisha, a state in India, is getting new factories to make computer chips and other electronics.
Intel's CEO may visit soon to start the work on a new plant.
These plants will make important parts for computers and other devices.
The companies involved are investing a lot of money to build these factories, with the first chip production planned in two years.
The state government is also offering incentives to attract companies and encourage students to study semiconductors.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan may visit Odisha for a semiconductor plant groundbreaking.
SiCSem's ground-breaking ceremony is set for next month.
Commercial chip production is expected to begin in two years.
3D Glass Solutions, backed by Intel, plans to invest Rs 1,943 crore.
Odisha government signed agreements for electronics manufacturing projects totaling Rs 2,655 crore.
- Who
- Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, Odisha government officials, and various companies.
- What
- Groundbreaking ceremony for semiconductor plants, and electronics manufacturing projects
- When
- Groundbreaking next month, Chip production in two years
- Where
- Odisha, India
- Why
- To establish semiconductor and electronics manufacturing facilities in the state.
- Companies Involved
- 3D Glass Solutions, SicSem, Intel, RIR Power Electronics, TopTrackHi-Tech PCB, Sancode Technologies Limited
- Total Investment
- Approximately Rs 2,655 crore
- 3D Glass Solutions Investment
- Rs 1,943 crore
- SicSem Investment
- Rs 618 crore
- Chip Production Start
- Within two years