SiliconMentor is
a group of young entrepreneurs pledged to innovate in the field of VLSI by
instantaneous interpositions in the technology. It was started in way back July
2013.
Every start up
has its own unique story and some key factors that drove them to start their
setup and so is behind the existence of SiliconMentor. SiliconMentor emerged
with an idea of two brainstorming VLSI engineers straying to find an
opportunity to apply their skills both in terms of technology and its commercialization.
Having started
in a box like structure as their workspace, their goals and visions changed at
every step as they, themselves did not know about their forthcoming journey. Both
of them had mesmerizing ideas to give a challenge to the semiconductor industries
and sustain in the core world of electronics.
On the very
first day they sat on their seats with a hope to connect themselves with the
VLSI aspirants and provide a certified and conceptual training to the B.Tech
and M.Tech students. However, they were hopeless before they got engaged in the
first research project in VLSI and later the celebrations after the completion of
the project were like Indians celebrate after a victory over Pakistan.
Meanwhile, this
was the beginning only before they started to convince the people by promising
themselves to be the best among all the VLSI engineers having their setups in the Delhi-NCR
region of India.
As much as they
earned, they spent to fulfill their desires and more than that with a belief in the
saying that “Savers are those, who do
not know the ways to earn more” and later the time turned its phase and the
ball curtailed in their court.
They went on
getting the research projects one after the another and became experts to
detect and correct the several small as well as giant problems related to the
VLSI circuits and architectures.
As the time
snoozed off, so their goal jerked. Ideas were revolving around to become
the most innovative research entity in the field of semiconductor but, the
path was still in a haze.
It is often said
that “there is a delay but not the
denial” and it completely applied on both of them because they delayed the
delivery of work but never anticipated the students to a wrong path.
Semiconductor
industry demanded mammoth money in the pocket along with the talent in the
mind. The talent they had was not enough to traverse the VLSI world.
Unlike the
western governments, Indian government hardly supports the research activities
which was also a discouragement for them and still a milestone to cover up.
Colloquial.......................
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