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| Author: Pradeep Chakraborty (Fellow) |
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Upload Date: 29th-Apr-2009 |
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Pradeep Chakaborty
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Comment : Thanks everyone for the interest in the Indian semiconductor
industry. Fabs or no fabs, it continues to rock!
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Pradeep Chakaborty
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Comment : Right Dan! First up, the IP laws are quite strong here,
otherwise there won't be so many design centers. State-of-the-art
fabs have not happened due to a variety of reasons -- mainly,
lack of funds, and not lack of political will. Whether a fab will
happen later -- it's not clear right now. Law enforcement -- not
sure what you exactly mean. Are you relating this to terrorism?
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Dan Hutcheson
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Comment : I can see design centers in India, but question state of the art
fabs. Not because of money, lack of interest, or universities;
but because India's political system is so free flowing, poor
property rights, and virtually no law enforcement. Also, they
never do well in those surveys on political corruption. Do you
see India changing these issues or do you disagree with my
observations?
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