Micromax Informatics has inked a joint-venture partnership with Taiwan-based Phison to design and manufacture storage modules, in a bid to boost the country’s electronics component ecosystem.
The collaboration will leverage Micromax’s customer relationships within India and Phison’s expertise in NAND storage technology for offerings across enterprise, consumer, embedded, AI, and security applications within India’s burgeoning tech ecosystem and specific agreed-up regions, the two companies said in a joint statement.
The joint-venture entity, called MiPhi, will also offer support and RMA services, along with a sales channel to India and other agreed-upon regions.
Phison is the world’s leading manufacturer of NAND controllers and storage technologies, and is credited to be the inventor of the USB pen drive. The company which owns over 2,000 patents, will offer technical insights to MiPhi’s operations.
“India has been a hub for technological growth, and now the vision set forth from the government further enables homegrown companies to innovate at an exponentially higher rate,” said K.S. Pua, CEO of Phison.
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