Tata Electronics: Amidst the news of layoffs across the country, now a good news has come. It is being told that Tata Electronics is preparing to increase the number of people in its facility in Tamil Nadu. According to a report, after this hiring of the company, the number of employees in Hosur plant will increase from 60,000 to 75,000. This means that it is clear that preparations are underway to hire 15,000 new employees.

Why will so many people be hired?

Actually, iPhone manufacturing company Apple is trying to meet its increasing demand. To speed up the work, plans are being made to employ more people in the unit. Tata wants to have the same number of employees as Foxconn, Apple’s largest contract manufacturer in India. Many parts of iPhone are assembled in this Hosur plant of Tata. Earlier, iPhone cases or covers were made here.

Apple production increasing in the country

It has been informed in a report that the scope of work in the plant is being expanded rapidly because Tata Electronics is emphasizing on increasing electronics manufacturing services due to the increasing production of Apple in the country. According to data given in an ET report in October, Apple iPhone exports from India have reached a record $10 billion in the first six months of the current financial year, which is 75 percent more than $5.71 billion at the same time last year.

Can’t find capable people

Despite this growth, finding capable workers is proving difficult. “Tata Electronics is finding it difficult to find enough skilled manpower,” one person said. As the scale is getting bigger, they are realizing that they have to think more about other factors like manpower, water, electricity etc. “Especially the talent part needs to be sorted out because customer traction and other factors are very strong,” the source said.

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Tata electronics: Tata Electronics semiconductor manufacturing unit in Assam is facing many challenges. Tata Electronics is creating its new chip montage facility here. During this time, the company not only has to work on the technical flaws of microchip production, but also to protect its unit from wild animals like snakes, elephants.

According to an Economic Times report, the company is building a giant and strong ‘Elephant Proof’ wall around its outsourced semiconductor assembly and Test (OSAT) plant in Morigaon district to avoid wild animal attacks. One of the most important projects under the Rs 76,000 crore Bharat Semiconductor Mission, this project is also constantly getting support from the Assam State Government to deal with this challenge.

Therefore it is necessary to have an anti-elephant wall

The need for an anti-elephant wall is not limited to prevent the damage caused by machines. Experts told the Economic Times that the theme of concern is the ground vibration of elephants. In the world of manufacturing of semiconductor, dimensions are measured in nanometers, so even a small vibration can be destructive. The report states that the trembling of the ground may cause disturbances in the accurate equipment, causing a mistake in the measurement, the pattern can disturb, the operational mistakes can occur, which can lead to a mistake in the measurement. As a result, chips may deteriorate.

A little lapse may be heavy

A person associated with the semiconductor Indetie said, “Vibration is not a matter of concern for all OSAT plants, but it can pose a threat to ‘fine-picked assembly’.” This is a process in which things should be very accurate. He said, if the Vibration half a micron also moves from here, then every pin will shift from here to there. This will deteriorate the alignment and can reduce the productivity of Tata Electronics. To deal with the snake, the company has appointed a team of rescuers, who are catching them and shifting to other safe places. The state government is playing an active role in supporting this project.

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Apple iPhone: US President Donald Trump had asked the iPhone maker Apple earlier this week to stop its production in India. Trump talked to the company to set up plants in America and create an iPhone there. He had asked to increase investment in America, but in the meantime Tata Group company Tata Electronics has started assembled in its Hosur plant at the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16E.

Experts believe that this can lead to a big name in Tata smartphone supply chain. Whereas till now Taiwan companies like Foxconn have dominated this field. It is clear that neither Apple nor its manufacturing companies are taking the suggestion of Trump seriously.

This is the plan for Tata Electronics

The Electronics Division of the Tata Group has launched a new unit in the Hosur plant for the assembly of mobile phones. Till now the company was producing the outer structure of the iPhone in its Hosur plant. Now the assembling work has also started here. According to the source, Earlier, Tata Electronics started the iPhone assembling at its Wistron plant in Karnataka. A few months ago, assembling work started in Hosur plant as well. The company’s plan is to start at least four units in the coming time.

Now Taiwan’s company shocks Trump

Each unit has the ability of more than 2500 workers to work. Once the Hosur plant starts working on the whole day, it will surpass the vistron plant in terms of operation. Along with Tata, Taiwan’s company Hon High Procession Industry has also given a big blow to Trump as the company wants to increase investment in India by reducing its production from China. The company has said to invest $ 1.5 billion (about Rs 12,500 crore) in India. Increasing its production capacity, he is building its plant in the southern part of India.

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Tata speed up iphones production: Stress increased due to Trump’s tariff is now on the verge of almost ending between the US and China. After a long talks between the two countries in Geneva for the last two days, the business agreement has been agreed. A statement in this regard has also been issued by the White House. That is, the conflict between the two countries due to tariffs will now end.

On the other hand, Tata is working on a plan to increase iPhone production in India. The Economic Times quoted sources as saying that the production of iPhone being built in a new plot in Hosur, Tamil Nadu has started and its shipment will also start in May.

Increased production of iPhone

Due to the tariff, Apple has made a plan to shift the main manufacturing hub China to India. After a confrontation between Washington and Beijing, Apple has planned to shift his business to India. About 300 to 500 iPhone units can be produced in the plot. According to media reports, the iPhone 16 and 16E will be produced in it.

According to reports, the plant is expected to be fully operated by December 2027. When this plant will run with full capacity, then about 50 thousand new jobs are being estimated to produce. However, Tata has not made any kind of comment on this. On the other hand, the plant is also being prepared at a cost of $ 2.6 billion of FoxConn of Taifan and production will start soon in the coming days.

Apple shifting India

Significantly, the total global production of iPhone is currently made in China, while only 18 percent production is being done in India. Taking steps, Apple has decided to prepare all the iPhones sold in the US in Indian factories by the end of 2026.

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