Comments by "Anik Samiur Rahman" (@aniksamiurrahman6365) on "India’s Semiconductor Savior?" video.

@nobodynoone2500 India has both of those. I guess you are talking about the recent rise in nationalism and religious dogmatism. That's noting "India Special". Just look around and that's on the rise in your own country as well. If your news media doesn't report that, then it's your problem. So oil your own machine?
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Hello, Mr. Jon. I have a question. Why is suddenly there's a rush to build semiconductor industries all over the world? Firstly, ASML-TSMC duo is far ahead in technology and I don't see how anyone, anyone on earth can catch up with them and hope to make a profit as well. Secondly, I believe all these chip shortage, high chip cost are rather an indication of a looming stagflation. So, I deeply doubt these semiconductor "ventures" will actually be able to turn a profit by the time they become ready to roll. So, why are these companies hell-bent on older semiconductor technology and not invest on coming trend like micro-electronics?
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Hope, cheers and nationalism apart, I think this is too little too late. None of these semiconductor initiatives are going to catch up with ASML-TSMC duo.
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@Deb_deCoder Lot of nationalism ha? There's no chance of "improve and catch up" without fundamental research. These chip startups aren't remotely doing that. How much that "fundamental research" happens in India? I don't wana talk about that, not with you. U r a ultranationalist lacking any understanding of reality. I just wana note that, the only other way is, if TSMC-ASML due falls, say due to nuclear war or something.
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