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At Semicon India 2025, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw hailed India as a “lighthouse of stability and growth”, inviting global investors to tap into the nation’s rapidly advancing semiconductor ecosystem. He highli...
India has taken its first big step into semiconductor manufacturing with the launch of its first made-in-India chip at Semicon India 2025. Despite decades of missed opportunities, the country is now catching up through t...
CG Power chairman Vellayan Subbiah likened semiconductors to the “new steel,” calling IP ownership crucial for India’s economic and tech security. With its Axiro Semiconductor acquisition and a new OSAT plant, CG P...
India’s first pilot semiconductor line is now operational at CG Semi’s OSAT facility in Sanand, Gujarat. The plant will assemble, package, and test micro-controllers for cars, fridges, and drones. With a proposed ₹...
India’s semiconductor push gained momentum with the approval of 10 projects across six states under the India Semiconductor Mission, attracting cumulative investments of ₹1.6 lakh crore. These units span fabs, ATMPs,...
Tamil Nadu launches the Semiconductor Design Promotion Scheme under its ₹500-crore TNSM 2030, offering payroll subsidies, prototyping grants, and support for fabless chip design firms. Complemented by Centres of Excell...
Industry experts predict that India will soon see its first domestically manufactured semiconductor chips coming to market within the next few months.
The central government has shortlisted 18 proposals for semiconductor research and development projects under the national semiconductor mission.
The Union Cabinet has approved four new semiconductor units with a total investment of ₹4,600 crore. Two plants will be set up in Odisha, while Andhra Pradesh and Punjab will each get one facility.
Tamil Nadu is emerging as a major hub for semiconductor manufacturing with multiple opportunities for investment and growth in the sector.
The government has approved 6 chip manufacturing projects that are expected to generate significant employment in the semiconductor sector.
Tata Electronics is partnering with semiconductor giant NXP to secure orders from Apple for chip manufacturing in India. This collaboration strengthens India's position in the global semiconductor supply chain.
Tata Electronics has appointed a former Intel executive as its new CEO to lead the company's semiconductor manufacturing initiatives in India.
Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that India's first indigenously manufactured semiconductor chip will be rolled out soon, marking a major milestone in the country's electronics ecosystem. This development str...
