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Noida semiconductor ‘fab’ projects receive state cabinet approval

State and central government incentives will support the project, which also includes an 11-acre green space.Read more

US-India to establish world's first multi-chip fabrication unit in Jewar, UP

The move is projected to save the country approximately Rs 60 billion through import substitution.Read more

India urged to strengthen ties with Taiwan and Japan for semiconductor growth

Japan is contributing to the development of India's semiconductor sector by providing training to Indian workers, while Taiwan is investing in semiconductor clusters in Southeast Asia.Read more

Tata Electronics and TCS to develop India’s first domestic chips by 2026

In February, the India Semiconductor Mission approved the establishment of three semiconductor facilities to boost the sector. Read more

Applied Materials eye India; consider Tamil Nadu for chip manufacturing unit

The company may initially focus on developing an advanced AI-enabled technology centre in Chennai, creating 500 jobs, with potential future expansion into manufacturing.Read more

China outspends US, Taiwan, and South Korea in chipmaking push

China's chipmaking capacity is projected to more than double over the next five to seven years, primarily focusing on mature production processes (28nm or above), used in sectors like automotive and household appliances.Read more

China warns Japan of retaliation over new chip restrictions

Toyota Motor Corporation has reportedly conveyed to Japanese officials that such a move from China could severely impact Japan's automotive industry, given the dependency on these minerals.Read more

Intel may split chip design and manufacturing businesses due to loss

The company reported a net loss of $1.61 billion in the second quarter of 2024, leading to a 26% drop in its stock price—the worst single-day performance in over 50 years.Read more

Centre unveils $15 billion blueprint to establish India as a major chip hub

As part of the new blueprint, the government plans to reduce the capital expenditure subsidy for assembly and testing plants (ATMP/OSAT) from the current 50% to 30% for conventional packaging technologies, and to 40% for advanced packaging technologies. Read more

Ola to launch India’s first AI chip by 2026

Ola’s AI subsidiary, Krutrim, is spearheading the development of this AI chip, which, if successful, will position Ola as a competitor to industry giants like Nvidia, AMD, and Intel. Global tech leaders such as Meta, Google, Apple, and Amazon are also in the race to develop proprietary AI chips.Read more

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