The Super Computing Consortium of India is planning to lead a delegation of Indian technology collaborators to Taiwan in a few months as part of the ongoing effort to develop a collaborative R&D roadmap in mobile and processor technologies.
The SCCI has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Taiwan’s Institute for Information Industry (III) for developing a standard framework for collaborative R&D roadmap development.
Based on the framework, a series of workshops were conducted in India. Recently, leading technology companies from India and Taiwan participated in the collaboration technology workshop at the Digital Valley.
The workshop at Sankhya Innovation Center in the Digital Valley had participants, including Infomax Communication Co. Limited, a Smart Mobile Communication Chips company from Taiwan, Dreamchip Electronics Private Limited, and Sankhya Technologies Private Limited.
“SCCI Collaboration Framework and Workshop are unique and it has been a learning experience for us. Infomax is keen to partner Indian technology companies and jointly develop smart devices for both the Indian and world markets,” senior director of Infomax Communication Manik Kumar said. The workshop would help technology companies in India collaborate nationally and internationally to co-create technology systems that can be made in India – thereby contributing to employment generation while being globally competitive, chair, SSCCI, Gopi Kumar Bulusu, said.
The workshop at Digital Valley was the third event under the MoU between SCCI and III, he added.
Technology companies interested in participating in the collaborative R&D roadmap development can write toinfo@scci.in.
III was established in 1979 to help Taiwan transform the traditional industrial model into the technology-intensive industrial model, helping enhance the country’s competitiveness in the global markets, he explained.
