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Visit www.globalsmtseasia.com for the latest news and more, every day. www.globalsmtseasia.com Global SMT & Packaging South East Asia – May/June 2011 – 1 TitleEditorial www.globalsmtseasia.com [email protected] Editorial Offices Europe Crown House, 72 Hammersmith Rd, Hammersmith, London, W14 8TH United Kingdom Pradeep Chakraborty Tel: +44 7924 581 523 Technical Editor United States Global SMT & Packaging PO Box 7579 Naples, FL 34102, USA Tel: +1 (239) 245-9264 Editorial Fax: (239) 236-4682 China Global SMT & Packaging he India Semiconductor Association focused on a very relevant theme. Electronics Second (ISA) has undergone a makeover. He acknowledged that while India was Research Institute Ms Poornima Shenoy, the presi- fairly well known in software, it lacked in No.159, Hepin South Road Tdent, from 2005 onward, has now moved electronics system and manufacturing. Taiyuan City, PO Box 115, Shanxi, Province 030024, China on, giving way to PVG Menon, a former As per the task force in 2009, demand for Tel: +86 (351) 652 3813 member of Philips and NXP. electronic systems is projected to grow Fax: +86 (351) 652 0409 The reign of Poornima Shenoy is best from $45 billion to $400 billion. At the cur- Editor-in-Chief remembered for the revival of the Indian rent rate, approxiately $104 million can be Trevor Galbraith electronics and semiconductor industry. manufactured here and the rest needs to be Tel: +44 7924 581 523 (Europe) Tel: +44 20 7792 0792 (UK) Back in 2005, there was hardly any taken care of by imports. Tel: +1 (239) 245-9264 x101 (US) system in place that talked about the Indian It was in this context, he said that elec- [email protected] semiconductor industry. Of course, there tronic system design and manufacturing Managing Editor were some Indian electronics and semicon- can propel the industry toward energy effi- Heather Lackey ductor firms, albeit small. ciency. The time has come to show India’s Tel: +1 (239) 245-9264 x105 At that juncture, the industry was might. [email protected] deliberating whether India should focus So, that leaves a major challenge for Technical Editor on design services, and if yes, then, which PVG Menon to handle! Pradeep Chakraborty route should be followed? This debate con- Some questions that need to be Tel: +91-9945127632 tinued for a couple of years, till the time answered are: what are other countries [email protected] 2007 arrived. Even I, among many, was doing to favor industrialization in this Associate Editor pleasantly surprised when the ISA came up space, and how they are benefiting from the Usha Prasad with SIPS, or the Special Incentive Package same? 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Three years seems too short a time Singapore & Hong Kong— Philip Lim Now, all of this really excited me, as for developing a capital-intensive industry +65 6552-7388 one could see all the possibilities in front of semiconductor manufacturing. It takes [email protected] of India. One felt that, should SIPS 2007 go time for big investment decisions to be Korea—Amy Kim well, India could be in for a great ride in made, and it is just about started happen- [email protected] electronics manufacturing and in the semi- ing, is another remark. Americas—Shana Harris conductor space. India, back then, was on The India semiconductor story has so Tel:+1 (408) 946-8109 the threshold of major initiatives in elec- far been something like this: Lots of high- Mobile: +1 (510) 673-2407 tronics manufacturing space. end designs are being done here. Lot of key [email protected] Only for the story to spoil itself! decisions are being made out of India. The Europe—Andy Kellard First, SEMIndia and then HSMC flat- talent pool is very much present and intact, Tel: +44 7432 652709 [email protected] tered to deceive, with their fab fables. And and growing! We are leaders in design ser- since 2009, there have been no further dis- vices and embedded, make no mistake. cussions about having a fab in India. Now, do we need any semiconductor Early this year, at the ISA Vision fabs at all? You decide and let me know! Summit, Dr. Ajay Kumar, joint secretary, Department of IT, Government of India, said that the ISA Vison Summit 2011 2 – Global SMT & Packaging South East Asia –September/October 2011 www.globalsmtseasia.com TitleIndustry news Industry news the latest forecast was reached by the indus- for industry relevant research.