The Union Cabinet on Monday approved the proposal of Kaynes Semicon Pvt Ltd to set up a semiconductor unit in Sanand, Gujarat. In this regard, our lead editorial notes that an opportunity may exist beyond the conventional brick and mortar in the large, high-quality domestic knowledge-based capital at the country’s disposal. This much can be seen from the speedy growth of Global Capability Centres set up in India by the world’s largest corporations, which derive huge value and amass intellectual property from Indian brainpower. Read here
In other views
Protected markets and strong growth expectations reduce the incentive for increased R&D in Indian firms, writes Laveesh Bhandari. Read here
Wooing Chinese high-tech investments may not be the right approach, but India can still gain valuable insights by closely monitoring China's progress in the field of GenAI, writes Prosenjit Datta. Read here