fab city updates : nov 07

Some recent news items on fab city and related

semindia to apply for govt incentives within month
Economic Times, India - Oct 10, 2007
"The company plans to invest USD $3 billion over the next five years at Fab City (an SEZ) near Hyderabad. We are in the process of applying for incentives ...

semindia to export hardware to China
Hindustan Times, India - Oct 11, 2007
So you thought India was for software and China was for hardware in making smart electronic devices? semindia, a non-resident Indian-led consortium that ...

Embedded keen to start Hyd operations
Business Standard, India - Oct 11, 2007
Another US-based company, Tessolve, is also in touch with the government to set up an assembly and testing plant in the Fab City. It has already announced ...

Titan Energy to set up solar cell unit in Fab City
Hindu, India - Oct 12, 2007
HYDERABAD: The Hyderabad-based solar photovoltaic module manufacturer, Titan Energy Systems, has announced plans to set up a 500 MW facility in the Fab City ...

Silterra invests $100 million in fab
EETimes.com - Oct 15, 2007
Indian talent: The electronics industry in India is undergoing a gradual, but inexorable, transition from a software-driven outsourcing model to one ...

Semiconductor Industry Poised to Takeoff in India
ARC Advisory Group (press release), MA - Nov 1, 2007
Andhra Pradesh has drawn up schemes to establish a 'Fab-city' spread over 1200 acres on the outskirts of Hyderabad. This is in addition to the 'Hardware ...

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