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L&T Semiconductor strikes high voltage deal with Foxconn arm
LTSCT will also utilise HYS' facilities in Taiwan to engineer and produce wafers tailored for automotive and industrial applications, to address the growing demand for power components across electrification platforms.
"Both companies will collaborate closely to ensure wafer performance, quality, and scalability to meet the strict regulatory and reliability standards essential to the automotive and industrial sectors.
The partnership marks a critical milestone in advancing electrification technologies that power everything from electric vehicles to industrial automation systems," the company said.
A fully owned subsidiary of L&T, LTSCT is a fabless Indian semiconductor company that designs and delivers smart devices for global customers.
The company said its aim is to build an India-based semiconductor portfolio of smart devices across MEMS sensors, and power, analogue, mixed signal, and RF products to support automotive, industrial, energy, and telecommunication verticals.
The company has a presence in four geographies — US, Europe, Japan, and India.
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L&T Semiconductor Technologies (LTSCT) on Tuesday said it has entered into a long-term partnership with Foxconn subsidiary Hon Young Semiconductor (HYS) to jointly develop high-voltage semiconductor wafers ranging from 650V to 3,300V.
Hon Young Semiconductor (HYS) provides wafer foundry services for both SiC (silicon carbide) and Si (silicon) platforms.
"The partnership leverages HYS's deep expertise in wafer fabrication alongside LTSCT's integration know-how and domain understanding of automotive and industrial power solutions," the company said in a statement.
LTSCT will also utilise HYS' facilities in Taiwan to engineer and produce wafers tailored for automotive and industrial applications, to address the growing demand for power components across electrification platforms.
"Both companies will collaborate closely to ensure wafer performance, quality, and scalability to meet the strict regulatory and reliability standards essential to the automotive and industrial sectors.
The partnership marks a critical milestone in advancing electrification technologies that power everything from electric vehicles to industrial automation systems," the company said.
A fully owned subsidiary of L&T, LTSCT is a fabless Indian semiconductor company that designs and delivers smart devices for global customers.
The company said its aim is to build an India-based semiconductor portfolio of smart devices across MEMS sensors, and power, analogue, mixed signal, and RF products to support automotive, industrial, energy, and telecommunication verticals.
The company has a presence in four geographies — US, Europe, Japan, and India.
Source: EconomicTimes
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The home-robot revolution has arrived with the launch of NEO by 1X Technologies, a humanoid companion capable of folding laundry, organizing shelves and conversing with you as it learns your routines. Available for pre-order now in the U.S. at $20,000 (or $499/month)
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