Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Tata Electronics Sends Employees to Taiwan for Chipmaking Training
Tata Electronics is preparing to make computer chips in India.
To do this, they're sending hundreds of workers to Taiwan to learn how.
These employees are training at a company called PSMC.
They're learning skills to run the new chip factories in Dholera and Assam.
Around 50-75 people go for training at a time.
Tata Electronics is also hiring new graduates and experienced professionals for these roles.
The first chip from the Dholera factory is expected by December 2026.
The Assam facility's first phase is set to begin by mid-2025.
Tata Electronics is sending employees to Taiwan for training.
The training is focused on building a skilled semiconductor workforce.
Employees are being trained at Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC).
Training batches consist of approximately 50-75 employees.
The initiative supports upcoming chip fabrication and OSAT facilities in India.
- Who
- Tata Electronics employees are receiving training.
- What
- Tata Electronics is sending employees to Taiwan for chipmaking training.
- When
- Training is currently ongoing; the Dholera fab's first chip is expected by December 2026, and the Assam OSAT's first phase will be operational by mid-2025.
- Where
- Employees are being sent to Taiwan; new facilities are planned for Dholera, Gujarat, and Assam, India.
- Why
- To build a skilled workforce for its semiconductor fabrication (fab) and outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) facilities.
- Company
- Tata Electronics
- Training Location
- Taiwan
- Training Partner
- PSMC
- Dholera Fab Investment
- Rs 91,000 crore
- Assam OSAT Investment
- Rs 27,000 crore
- Dholera Fab Expected Date
- December 2026
- Assam OSAT Phase 1
- Mid-2025