The CoE for Semiconductors at GC-ATG is dedicated to fostering innovation, research, and talent development in semiconductor design, packaging, and manufacturing. Given India’s strategic push for semiconductor self-reliance, this CoE will act as a hub for industry-academic collaboration, bridging the gap between global semiconductor giants and India’s emerging semiconductor ecosystem.
Vision of the CoE for Semiconductor
The Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Semiconductor at GC-ATG is dedicated to advancing research, innovation, and talent development in semiconductor technology. Our vision is to foster a globally competitive ecosystem that bridges academia, industry, and government initiatives, driving breakthroughs in semiconductor design, manufacturing, and applications.
Core Objectives of the CoE for Semiconductor
Develop Cutting-Edge Research & Innovation:
Encourage advancements in semiconductor materials, chip design, and packaging technologies.
Advanced packaging techniques: wafer-level packaging (WLP), flip-chip, fan-out, and 3D packaging.
India’s focus on OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly & Test): Supporting new OSAT facilities and collaborations with global partners.
Yield optimization, failure analysis, and process innovation.
Hands-on training in VLSI, analog/mixed-signal, and digital design.
Practical exposure to EDA tools from Synopsys, Cadence, and Mentor Graphics.
AI-driven chip design automation and verification.
Understanding India’s PLI (Production Linked Incentive) schemes and fab incentives.
Developing a robust supply chain strategy to mitigate global semiconductor shortages.
Strengthening India’s role in the global semiconductor value chain.
Collaborating with universities, research labs, and semiconductor firms to create a talent pipeline.
Research in emerging semiconductor materials (GaN, SiC, 2D materials).
Industry projects to bridge academia and real-world applications.
Industry Collaborations & Strategic Partnerships
The CoE aims to establish collaborations with leading global semiconductor firms, research institutions, and industry bodies. These partnerships will provide: