MosChip Technologies has finished a major project for India's space program. They built a new, custom computer chip for the Space Applications Centre (SAC). This center is part of the Indian Space Research Organization, or ISRO.
The new chip uses 28-nanometer technology. This small size helps the chip work better for modern needs. MosChip did everything from the start of the design to the final testing. They even made the special package that holds the chip.
This is a big step for India. Usually, most of these special chip services come from other countries. Now, India is making more of its own technology. The SAC uses these chips for satellites and navigation. These satellites help people with communication and finding their way around.
MosChip says they take full responsibility for the whole journey of making a chip. This helps make sure the chips work the first time they are built. This success shows that India is growing in the high-tech world of making custom computer parts.
Source: EE Times
