Why has China been able to break through the blockade of the United States and successfully develop cutting-edge semiconductor equipment and cutting-edge chip technology?
This prompts people to think deeply. With a population of 1.4 billion, India and China share similar cultural backgrounds and ideological traditions.
However, it is puzzling why India has never been able to develop its own local chips.
In the fierce competition with China, why does India always seem to be powerless and far behind?
India's investment in the field of semiconductors over the years can be described as huge, but unfortunately, these investments do not seem to have translated into substantial results, as if the money invested has come to naught.
Faced with such a fact, the Indian people inevitably feel unacceptable.
India's semiconductor woes are puzzling, and one has to ask:
Where exactly is this huge investment going, and whether it is going to the pockets of certain individuals, one cannot help but wonder deeply.
Despite the many difficulties they face, many Indians still stubbornly compare India with China in a comprehensive way, seeking to lead in all fields.
However, the reality is contrary to their expectations, and India's gap with China is becoming increasingly evident in a number of areas, especially in the field of semiconductors.
mayurk坚信：
I'm proud of India's success, and it doesn't matter how others question the country that looks down on me. Because I myself know that all strong nations go from weak to great.
India should stick to its ideas, and we can definitely make a huge breakthrough in the field of chips and semiconductors.
It was asserted that we could not develop a rocket and set foot on the moon. However, we have achieved these so-called impossibilities one by one.
Chennai, for his part, candidly noted:
We should admit that our party is doing badly, and that India is not doing as well as expected, and we are even lagging behind a lot.
Although we are a populous country with countless technical talents. But, unfortunately, most of them were abroad and did not stay at home.
This is a serious problem, and if it is not resolved, then India may not be able to develop rapidly.
ucktility说:
Will India become a chip powerhouse?
Do you really believe it? And dare to say that it will be possible in five years, which is the best joke of all.
If it can be achieved, then I will definitely eat the cow dung.
Kanthavel说:
"We respect the research and development of every technology, we don't steal or rob, and that's what distinguishes India from other countries. ”
Secondly, I firmly believe that India will rise to the top of any country in the world, and we will succeed even if no one helps us.
Nishantkship说:
Haha, stop being a frog at the bottom of a well. You still want to become a world superpower, and this dream may not be realized in a lifetime.
Wake up, don't dream all day, the reality is cruel, but you have to learn to face it.
Bharat说：
Momentary victories and leads are really nothing, and India is still a rookie in this regard. What we have, though, is time.
You know, India has the largest number of high-tech talents in the world, and they are spread across the globe. As long as the country needs it, they will definitely come back to help and make India a big country in chip manufacturing.
I firmly believe that we can do it!
Garde, however, felt:
This is a pipe dream! Stop fantasizing about your future.
India simply can't make its own mobile phones, and your mobile phones are basically made in China. If you can't even do basic mobile phone assembly, why talk about developing your own chips?
SuperScarab argues that:
I believe that India will definitely become the world's chip powerhouse, and I look forward to this day!
In fact, we still invest too little in chips. As long as India is determined to do it, no one can stop us.
Now it is all the more necessary to solve the problem of people's clothing, food, shelter and transportation, so that the poor and the unemployed can also live a good life. All other reputations are secondary.
On the surface:
Indian netizens have the hope that millions of Indian IT talents will return to their home countries to help develop competitive mobile phones and chips if they are willing.
So, can this vision be realized?
Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section, and let's explore this topic together.