In the past few years, the gaming industry has seen exponential growth in terms of opportunities and the number of people playing video games.

Publication : Youth Inc Mag

India is increasingly focused on manufacturing domestically but what is truly untapped for the country is the huge opportunity to take a lead in IP, says Michael Hurlston, CEO at Synaptics The global semiconductor shortage has put significant stress on supply chains globally.

Publication : Business World

The consortium has proposed a $3 billion analogue fab along with Tower Semiconductor, which was acquired by American multinational Intel in February Going by conversations with the ministry, we are hoping the approvals will start rolling out by October, an industry representative aware of the exchange between ISMC and the government told ET.

Publication : The Economic Times

Arm creates underlying intellectual property that other firms such as Qualcomm or Apple then license to create their own processor chips. Arms technology powers most mobile phones, but it has been making a big push into data center processors where Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have dominated.

Publication : Telecom Lead

Everything that we do, be it addressing shortages, making things cheaper or making it more reliable and more sustainable, resonates with the young talent that is looking for a purpose. So, we do not see a challenge in attracting talent.

Publication : The Economic Times

As the pace of technology quickened in the 1970s-80s, the Indian gover nment identified microprocessors and other semiconductors as the potential foundation for a new revolution. They decided that they had to have their own horse in the race.

Publication : The Economic Times

The government is still ‘evaluating’ applications seeking capital incentives to set up semiconductor fabrication units, it has told ISMC Analog, a consortium of Israeli technology company Tower Semiconductor and Gulf-based Next Orbit Ventures.

Publication : The Economic Times

Vedanta and Foxconn have announced this week that they will invest 1. 54 lakh crore to set up a display fabrication and semiconductor manufacturing facility in Gujarat over the next two years.

Publication : The Economic Times

Bharti Airtel and IBM will jointly deploy the Sunil Mittal-led telco’s countrywide maze of data centres — running on edge computing platform — and use 5G technology to help Indian businesses address critical business needs more efficiently.

Publication : The Economic Times

Sandip Patel, MD of IBM India, said moonlighting is not ethical. Responding to a question on the issue, Patel said he shares Wipro chairman Rishad Premji’s view on the matter. Premji had described moonlighting as “cheating plain and simple.

Publication : The Times of India