India’s bold semiconductor push aims to shatter global monopolies and establish self-reliance in chip manufacturing.

Dixon Technologies is actively recruiting senior talent from markets like Taiwan, Japan, Mexico, and Europe as they expand ...

India's semiconductor market is projected to witness a significant growth from $52 billion in 2024 to $103.4 billion by 2030 ...

Chip sales in the auto sector skid as the post-pandemic frenzy turns into an inventory glut. With tapering of sales and other ...

India, home to a massive workforce of over 500 million, faces a paradox of strong GDP growth alongside persistent unemployment challenges. According to the Centre for Monitoring the Indian Economy ...

NEW DELHI: India, armed with a Rs 76,000-crore fiscal scheme to support semiconductor firms, should iron out key grassroots-level hurdles to establish itself among the top global chipmaking hubs ...

To support India’s ambition of becoming a global hub for electronics and semiconductor design and manufacturing, the following proposals are suggested: Semiconductors manufacturing: Expansion of the ...

Tata Projects, an Indian EPC company, has reported that the construction of Micron Technology's semiconductor assembly and ...

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India's semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem is ... Japan's semiconductor industry is experiencing a significant talent shortage, with demand from chip and equipment manufacturers increasing ...

In 2021, the government launched the Semicon India programme, committing INR 76,000 Cr to incentivise silicon semiconductor fabs, display fabs, compound semiconductors, and more Investor interest ...

The government's targeted incentives for fabrication facilities (Fabs) and outsourced semiconductor assembly and testing (OSATs), increased R&D investments and collaborative industry initiatives are ...