India should focus on developing local electronics industry: ST
I had the pleasure of meeting Francois Guibert, executive VP and president Greater China & South Asia Region, STMicroelectronics, along with Vivek Sharma, regional VP, Greater China & South Asia region — India Operations and Director, India Desgin Center, STMicroelectronics, during the recently held ISA Vision Summit in Bangalore. Naturally, it was great to meet up with them again, at ST’s sprawling facility in Greater Noida last week, where the company outlined its future vision.
On India, Guibert said: “India should focus on developing the local electronics industry. We also help start-ups in India. Further, we speak and discuss with governments on how to go about doing things.” He noted that a very strong percentage of ST’s libraries are developed in India.
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