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India's oldest discrete semiconductor provider sets up ATMP lines

Jingyue Hsiao

Jingyue Hsiao

, DIGITIMES Asia, Taipei

Sep 20, 2023, 14:22 0

Credit: AFP

India-based Continental Device India (CDIL Semiconductors) announced a comeback in the semiconductor manufacturing business, with two ATMP lines expected on board...

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