We have become an “instant results” country, where policy must produce immediate positive outcomes or it is a failure. Building industrial capacity is a long term proposition and won’t occur just because the magic wand gets waived. The $200 billion is a good start but it needs support from the users of advanced chipsets who can push the manufacturers to build up capacity here.

We have become an “instant results” country, where policy must produce immediate positive outcomes or it is a failure. Building industrial capacity is a long term proposition and won’t occur just because the magic wand gets waived. The $200 billion is a good start but it needs support from the users of advanced chipsets who can push the manufacturers to build up capacity here.

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