IESA Signs MoU To Collaborate With US Chip Trade Association SIA

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Both organizations will also co-organize joint events (virtual or in-person) to explore potential opportunities for U.S.-India cooperation within the global semiconductor value-chain

US semiconductor trade association Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA) to foster collaboration and identify potential opportunities between the two countries in the semiconductor sector.

IESA represents India’s semiconductor and electronics systems design and manufacturing industry.

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Under the MoU, both associations will assist each other as the main counterpart organization on semiconductor-related matters within India and the United States and will co-organize meetings between member companies to promote cooperation on issues of mutual interest.

Both organizations will also co-organize joint events (virtual or in-person) to explore potential opportunities for U.S.-India cooperation within the global semiconductor value-chain.

Commenting on the MoU, John Neuffer, President and CEO of SIA, said, “This MoU will help SIA establish and build relationships with key stakeholders and, for our members, gain a better understanding of the market in India.”

Rajeev Khushu, Chairman of IESA, commented, “IESA wants to ensure global semiconductor companies are successful in India while also helping local semiconductor startups and service companies build products for domestic and global markets. IESA’s Initiatives around the semiconductor manufacturing supply chain, readiness of states and skilling will help SIA members establish and build relationships with key stakeholders, and identify investment opportunities. Further, SIA’s global reach will help IESA members explore opportunities and expand beyond India.”

Headquartered in Washington D.C., SIA represents 99 percent of the US semiconductor industry by revenue and nearly two-thirds of non-US chip firms, while IESA is the Indian trade body committed to the development of a vibrant Indian semiconductor and Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) ecosystem and promoting Brand India.

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