The policy of "difficult" chip India semiconductor industry disappointed

National Semiconductor policy India is delaying the launch of caused disappointment spread among shareholders and potential investors.

Recently said in a notice issued by the SemIndia plant will be on June 2007 (more than three months in a predetermined period of late) launched the first chip once again ignited the industry fears that the government had no real chip maker worries in mind. Delay the launch of the chip will spend more than SemIndia budget funds.

SemIndia industry are increasingly worried that the factory could die, the chip will force the plant operator to postpone the policy at the next technology node investment of $6 billion, higher than the expected one times. RajendraKhare, chairman of the India Semiconductor Association, said: "wait for the country's semiconductor manufacturing policy has become far away, the investor's disappointment has spread."

India chip industry because of their dependence on government support, bureaucratic wrangling and senseless fighting has lagged behind the rest of the world. The current stalemate may last until the end of the year, according to observers, when chip policy may eventually be released.