Amrit , Thanking for bringing us the brightest minds from IIT Madras . I hope other people follow other IITs and other top institutions be it in medical , space , bio science , engineering , Defence , auto etc .
India is fortunate that bright people like Sharan Srinivas J have not gone to America for higher education otherwise India would have lost him . All MNC companies CEOs of Indian origin are milking India in every way as American or any other country CEOs will do . Indian origin CEOs knows how to deal with Govt officials .
I have made it a habit to forward all the video links of ASK IITM to all my other friends and groups so that our country will be better informed about the future of our nation, very bright 🎉🎉. Thank you all 🎉❤
Bluntly put, even if indian companies, incubated by IITs produce a generation old and less functional product..our government should use those chips, semiconductors in non critical projects to support them and internalize those learnings
Isn't Shakti based on RISC-V arch ? would have loved to hear about the RISC-V based development echo system in India. How young minds are innovating and open-source hardware taking off ?
I know many people are even not willing to design something like a CPU or AI-specific chip. Not manufacturing just designing. I know it takes a huge effort but still, why are not willing to do that? --- Muaadh Rilwan
I sense a significant disconnect between what the Host is trying to ask and the responses Guest is giving. Typical Indian problem, we don't listen, instead we let our mind wander and blurp it out. Anyways, all the best to them. Coming to Pure-play Design Houses, India is already a major force in design services. India houses almost all of the major design players in the industry. So, how Indian pure-play design companies compete with global giants like Qualcomm, Nvidia, and Broadcom, is to be seen. These international companies have large domestic customers, such as Apple, Tesla, Telecom, US Defense, start-ups, etc. And this is where India lacks. It does not have domestic players to nurture a design and manufacturing ecosystem. We are a consumer-driven market, not a B2B market. Our trade deficit with China and our dependence on them for everything electrical and electronics is an evident sign. I wish Indian startups the best for the long and arduous journey ahead. Everything has a start.
There is a minimal fab in Japan and I tried to contact them for implementing 2d materials into the semiconductors. Are you trying something similar to this?
This is 1 of the best produced podcasts I have seen in recent times. The flow and information/sec was amazing.
Brilliant podcast! Loved it - very typical, interesting and with the right balance of depth and width... Thank you
Amrit , Thanking for bringing us the brightest minds from IIT Madras . I hope other people follow other IITs and other top institutions be it in medical , space , bio science , engineering , Defence , auto etc .
Absolutely … we maybe representing iit madras in this podcast but we’re all together in representing the work happening in the country.
Hats off to yougsters like sharan. Hope semiconductor related manufacturing takes off in India
India is fortunate that bright people like Sharan Srinivas J have not gone to America for higher education otherwise India would have lost him .
All MNC companies CEOs of Indian origin are milking India in every way as American or any other country CEOs will do . Indian origin CEOs knows how to deal with Govt officials .
Great interview. Kudos to both for giving a deep insight of Silicon eco system.
Interesting chat . ....& Very captivating too...Keep rocking guys🎉🎉🎉🎉
Superb doing a fantastic job nation stabilization and building big😮😮😮
Like for how this conversation is formatted. Brings more inquisitiveness
I have made it a habit to forward all the video links of ASK IITM to all my other friends and groups so that our country will be better informed about the future of our nation, very bright 🎉🎉. Thank you all 🎉❤
Bluntly put, even if indian companies, incubated by IITs produce a generation old and less functional product..our government should use those chips, semiconductors in non critical projects to support them and internalize those learnings
Thank you guys for this podcast!! Learned a lot. Cheers
Will some youngsters take the challenge to design and manufacture mobile , laptops etc highly important parts in India .
All the best.
Make bigger than tsmc bro u r real hero of modern India
It would be complete if the discussion comprise of TAM, SAM, real customer, any foreign exports and exit strategy.
Founders typically don't answer these questions openly ... probably because they assume that competitors will be listening. Still, I could have asked.
awesome
Isn't Shakti based on RISC-V arch ? would have loved to hear about the RISC-V based development echo system in India. How young minds are innovating and open-source hardware taking off ?
That’s a good idea - we’ll try to bring someone to speak on Shakti and risc v
wait till china makes a cheaper EUVL machine
the incentve to make one is very less but i believe they do have some version of it already
Is it only IIT- Madras that is just work or other IITs r also doing? Which IITs are doing it?
Do you have any customers lined up? That is the key question..
"Sarkari naukari is done"
Let the guest speak!!! You might have lost it, we were still following it.
Feedback taken
I know many people are even not willing to design something like a CPU or AI-specific chip. Not manufacturing just designing. I know it takes a huge effort but still, why are not willing to do that?
--- Muaadh Rilwan
What India needs to do is exactly madness i.e. try to make the machine that ASML makes.
I sense a significant disconnect between what the Host is trying to ask and the responses Guest is giving.
Typical Indian problem, we don't listen, instead we let our mind wander and blurp it out.
Anyways, all the best to them. Coming to Pure-play Design Houses, India is already a major force in design services. India houses almost all of the major design players in the industry. So, how Indian pure-play design companies compete with global giants like Qualcomm, Nvidia, and Broadcom, is to be seen. These international companies have large domestic customers, such as Apple, Tesla, Telecom, US Defense, start-ups, etc.
And this is where India lacks. It does not have domestic players to nurture a design and manufacturing ecosystem. We are a consumer-driven market, not a B2B market.
Our trade deficit with China and our dependence on them for everything electrical and electronics is an evident sign.
I wish Indian startups the best for the long and arduous journey ahead. Everything has a start.
Don't interrupt. Let guests complete their thought
the moderator has to interfere the guest a bit less when he's answering. otherwise a great podcast!
Feedback taken
Minimal fab is a Japanese concept that does not require clean rooms or extensive infrastructure!
There is a minimal fab in Japan and I tried to contact them for implementing 2d materials into the semiconductors. Are you trying something similar to this?
Even the mosquito repellents these days have chips
he skipped a few manufacturing steps.
I think we editing it in the final cut so the whole episode is shorter.
Sorry about that
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Loved it.
Always had tons of questions after the semiconductor hype few years back.
Strange! TH-cam recommends this after the gomiyum video of IIT director 😂😂😂😂
Tamilnadu talking soriyar while iyer talking science and will soon move to US as a brain drain.
OTMP , NM ..Dumb moderator 🤣😂