Factory construction for microchip manufacturing set in Ekaterinburg slated for 12 billion rubles.
In the heart of Yekaterinburg, Russia, preparations are underway for the construction of a state-of-the-art microchip factory named "Karat". The factory, set to be located within the second phase of the "Kosmos" technopark, is a joint venture between the regional government and the Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation.
Equipped with modern Russian technology, the "Karat" factory will ensure the full cycle of technological operations, from crystal growth and slicing, testing, to chip packaging. This advanced infrastructure is expected to contribute significantly to various industries, including aviation (including drones), satellite communications, and telecommunications equipment.
Microchips, crucial components in communication, radar, control, and navigation systems, will be the factory's primary output. The regional authorities hope that the production will implement the results of the Ural Federal University's Educational and Scientific Center for Microelectronics, further boosting the region's technological capabilities.
The "Karat" microchip factory is scheduled to be presented to the Chairman of the Government, Mikhail Mishustin, at the INNOPROM. However, as of the current search results, no specific news or updates about the construction timeline or the factory's current status in the Novokoltosky microdistrict are available.
The "Karat" microchip factory is set to be a significant addition to the Kosmos ecosystem, contributing to the region's technological advancement and economic growth. More details about its exact contribution to the ecosystem are yet to be announced.
As the construction progresses, the "Karat" microchip factory promises to be a beacon of technological innovation in Yekaterinburg, further cementing the city's position as a hub for technological development in Russia.
The "Karat" microchip factory, with its integration of modern Russian technology, aims to propel advancement and economic growth within the aerospace industry, particularly in aviation and satellite communications, due to the crucial role of microchips in these sectors. The factory's output will also impact the telecommunications equipment industry, further cementing Yekaterinburg's status as a technological hub within the finance sector.
