How is Texas Instruments shaping up its business in India?
As the world goes digital, the need for analog chips will increase. This is because as long as human beings use gadgets of any kind-cell phones, camcorders, PCs, energy meters, generators, or ultrasound machines-there will be need for analog, chips. Analog, therefore, has become a more important opportunity for us than ever before. And we are indeed in a very powerful position to be able to add value to any electronic system for any application. The nice thing about analog is that it not only finds its place in large and known applications, but in many more small and unknown applications as well. With over 40,000 products in our portfolio, out of which 17,000 are analog, we are well positioned to make a foray into the growing Indian semiconductor market. India is a very huge market with lots of potential, and we believe that its growth and success story will continue. In the near future, extremely strong infrastructure, feature-rich handsets, and multimedia phones will be in great dema
