L&T Semiconductor Technologies has formed a partnership with IBM, a US-based technology giant, to design advanced processors. This collaboration aims to drive innovation in semiconductor technologies, focusing on cutting-edge solutions for edge devices, hybrid cloud systems, and sectors like mobility, industrial, energy, and servers.
Advance Processor Design
Under the partnership, L&T Semiconductor Technologies and IBM will work together on designing advanced processors. These processors will be crucial for a wide range of applications, offering secure and scalable compute power. The collaboration will also focus on improving functionality, performance, and reliability, ensuring these processors meet the demands of today’s tech-driven world.
This partnership aligns with India’s ambition to establish itself as a key player in the global semiconductor industry. With the growing demand for AI-driven solutions, semiconductors are becoming increasingly important for various industries.
India’s Semiconductor Ecosystem
Sandeep Kumar, CEO of L&T Semiconductor Technologies, highlighted the importance of this partnership for India’s tech ecosystem. “Semiconductors are revolutionizing how industries operate, and this partnership with IBM will help us reimagine conventional architecture.” He added that both companies would use their expertise to create next-generation products that can compete in global markets.
Jayant Damodar Patil, Advisor to CMD, L&T, emphasized how the collaboration would bring together the strengths of both companies. “This relationship combines our innovative capabilities with IBM’s expertise in processor design. We aim to develop solutions not only for India but for global markets,” Patil said.
Vision for Semiconductor Industry
IBM has expressed its commitment to India’s digital transformation and economic growth. According to Mukesh Khare, General Manager at IBM Semiconductors, the partnership will enhance India’s standing in the semiconductor industry by advancing AI processor design. “Semiconductors are the driving force behind the AI revolution, and we are excited to explore this opportunity with L&T,” Khare added.
Sandip Patel, Managing Director of IBM India and South Asia, stated that IBM is dedicated to contributing to the growth of India’s semiconductor sector. “As a leader in processor design, we are thrilled to partner with L&T to accelerate innovation in this field,” Patel said.
Earlier, IBM signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) to collaborate on processor design and manufacturing for High-Performance Computing (HPC) in India. This shows IBM’s long-standing commitment to supporting India’s growing tech industry.
