HCLTech Launches Rs 185 Crore Semiconductor Testing Lab
- HCLTech has launched a 40,000-square-foot advanced semiconductor lab in Bengaluru with an investment of Rs 185 crore, featuring 25,000 square feet of specialized cleanrooms.
- The facility offers end-to-end semiconductor testing, including electrical validation, automated testing, qualification, and failure analysis, supporting research, pre-production, and production qualification for both domestic and international markets.
- The lab is equipped with advanced test equipment from multiple companies such as Teradyne and Keysight to reduce the time required for testing before commercial production.
- Hari Sadarahalli, Corporate Vice President at HCLTech, stated that the lab reflects the company's commitment to high-end engineering and contributes to India's vision of becoming a global hub for advanced technology.
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HCLTech launches Rs 185 crore semiconductor testing lab
HCLTech has launched an advanced semiconductor laboratory in Bengaluru with an investment of Rs 185 crore, expanding its capabilities in chip testing, validation and failure analysis, according to a stock exchange filing by the company on Tuesday.
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The Advanced Semiconductor Lab in Bengaluru provides a unified platform for electrical validation, automated testing, qualification and failure analysis, streamlining the journey from design specifications to finished semiconductor parts.
HCLTech launches Rs 185-crore advanced semiconductor lab in Bengaluru
IT services major HCLTech on Tuesday launched an Advanced Semiconductor Lab in Bengaluru with an investment of Rs 185 crore, expanding its capabilities in chip testing, validation and failure analysis as India seeks to deepen its role in the global semiconductor supply chain. The 40,000 sq. ft. facility, including 25,000 sq ft of Class 10K […]
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