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Centre lays out 5-7 year road map for 7 nanometres chip manufacturing

India sets 5-7 year roadmap for 7nm chip production with IBM, IMEC support, aiming to become a global semiconductor player

Yotta Infrastructure may invest $1.5 billion for more Nvidia GPUs

Hiranandani-backed Yotta to double GPU capacity, fueling sovereign AI model development in India

CG Power in talks with global firms to package chips at Sanand facility

The Sanand Facility, where CG Power's CG Semi plans to invest up to Rs 7,600 crore, is being built in partnership with Renesas Electronics Corporation and Thailand's Stars Microelectronics

Chasing the semicon dream: Trip to Taiwan to woo chip foundries

Semiconductors are vital for modern electronics ranging from computers to smartphones and solar panels to medical equipment

Odisha identifies 1K acres for semiconductor cluster; work to begin soon

Odisha govt to set up a 1,000-acre semiconductor cluster near Bhubaneswar airport, housing SiCSem and 3D Glass units; foundation stone for SiCSem to be laid in October

Kaynes Semicon ties up 100% of capacity with global, Indian firms

Under the agreement, Infineon will provide Kaynes with the raw materials like bare dies or wafers, which Kaynes will process and package into finished chips for a commercial buyer

OpenAI to launch first AI chip next year in partnership with Broadcom

OpenAI, which helped commercialise generative AI capable of producing human-like responses to queries, relies on substantial computing power to train and run its systems

Startups and VCs call for ecosystem for growth of semiconductor industry

Startups and venture capital firms emphasise the need for a strong ecosystem to accelerate the growth of India's semiconductor industry, fostering both domestic and global competitiveness

Semicon India 2025: GlobalFoundries to support companies under DLI scheme

At Semicon India 2025, GlobalFoundries announced it will support companies under India's DLI scheme by providing access to design kits, wafer fabrication, and engineering resources

Microcap stock zooms 64% in 4 days; freezes at upper circuit for 2nd day

Shares of SPEL Semiconductor were locked in the upper circuit, up 10% on the BSE in Thursday's intra-day trade.

Odisha signs MoUs worth ₹2,655 crore at SEMICON India 2025 Conclave

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Wednesday said that Odisha has signed MoUs worth Rs 2,655 crore with major firms for setting up their semiconductor units in the state. The state government signed the MoUs with big names in the industry at the SEMICON India 2025 Conclave in New Delhi. "I had the privilege to inaugurate the Odisha Pavilion, where we signed MoUs worth 2,655 crore with TopTrack Hi-Tech PCB Pvt Ltd (Rs 1,005 crore) and @SancodeTech in technological partnership with Silicon Connect, Inari Amertron Berhad & APIRC Penang (Rs 1,650 crore), while engaging with global majors like Intel, Micron, Western Digital, Renesas, and Siemens," Majhi said in a post on X. Stating that Odisha showcased its vision to emerge as India's next powerhouse in semiconductors and advanced electronics at the conclave in New Delhi, the chief minister said that the engagements with big names in the sector mark a decisive step in positioning the state as a preferred global destination for the ...

SEMICON India 2025: Industry seeks policy push to build product nation

Industry leaders say incentives, procurement, and talent ecosystem are key to driving India's semiconductor and product ambitions.

Where does India's Vikram 32-bit microprocessor stand against global peers?

While India hails its first made-in-India space chip, global peers work on building 64-bit processors and even chips with built-in AI support

Deeptech terrain is one of big promises, small cheques: Tracxn data

PE/VC funds pledge $1 billion, but average deal sizes remain below industry needs

Semicon India 2025: Industry flags infra, talent as key challenges

Industry leaders at Semicon India 2025 said India's semiconductor sector faces hurdles including infra gaps, shortage of fab-specific talent and supply chain vulnerabilities

Chip voyage from paperwork to wafer work on track: PM Narendra Modi

PM Modi said India's semiconductor journey is accelerating, with 10 projects approved under ISM and new reforms planned to make the country a full-stack semiconductor nation

Semicon India 2025: AI can transform semiconductor ops, says industry

At Semicon India 2025, industry leaders said AI is reshaping semiconductors by enabling predictive maintenance, boosting efficiency and driving innovation in smart devices

Historic leap for India: PM Modi receives first made-in-India Vikram processor | Semicon India 2025

India has taken a historic leap in its semiconductor journey. At the Semicon India 2025 conference in New Delhi.

ISM 2.0 to cover semiconductor ecosystem partners as well: Vaishnaw

The second version of India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 will provide support not just for chip manufacturing projects but also to the ecosystem partners who play key roles in their production, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Tuesday. While speaking to the media at Semicon India 2025, Vaishnaw said that a significant portion of the incentives will be earmarked for product development. "Getting ecosystem partners into the country is very important because that is the way to sustainably grow. "All the sectors need to be covered. We will continue that same approach and will give a lot of support to equipment manufacturers, material manufacturers and all other ecosystem partners. That will be a significant part of our journey," the minister said in response to a question on the next version of the India Semicon Programme. Under the first edition of India Semiconductor Mission, the government had approved an incentive of Rs 76,000 crore, comprising Rs 65,000 crore in incentives for

India a 'lighthouse of stability,' says Vaishnaw; invites global investors

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Tuesday called India a "lighthouse of stability and growth" amid turbulent global times, and urged global industry leaders to invest in the nation's rapidly expanding semiconductor ecosystem. Speaking at Semicon India 2025, Electronics and IT Minister Vaishnaw highlighted the significant progress made by India in three and a half years since the launch of the India Semiconductor Mission. "In a short span of three and a half years, we have the world looking at India with confidence. Today, construction of five semiconductor units is going on at a rapid pace. Pilot line of one unit is completedtwo more units will start production in a few months from now. "We are living in unprecedented times. Global policy turmoil has created huge uncertainty. In these turbulent times, India stands as a lighthouse of stability and growth," the minister said. Urging global investors to invest in India, Vaishnaw highlighted the nation's stable policy environment and