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Publication: Var India

Since semiconductors is a ‘big company game’, as long as the company is into silicon, large corporations like Reliance, Tata, Vedanta, and Adani, are well placed to get into semiconductors, Chowdhry said.

Publication: The Economic Times

India may see investments of up to $23 billion for capex on data centres as an infrastructure asset over the next 10 years, driven by the exponential increase in data consumption, storage, governmental thrust on data localisation and the need for high bandwidth, following the launch of 5G.

Publication: Live Mint

Over the last three years, the Indian data centre market grew by over 48 percent from 540 MW in 2019 to over 800 MW of installed capacity in 2022.

Publication: Money Control

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday held talks with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida during the G7 Summit in Hiroshima, where they discussed collaboration in areas of green hydrogen and semiconductors, according to a statement from the Prime Minister s Office.

Publication: Live Mint

Britain will invest 1 billion pounds ($1.3 billion) in its semiconductor sector over the next decade as part of a long awaited strategy that was immediately criticised by the industry for being too little to make a difference.

Publication: ET Telecom

Avendus Capital has unveiled a report highlighting the key drivers leading to the success of data centres in India, taking a deep dive into the return dynamics, investor interest, and market landscape.

Publication: Construction Week

According to a report by Avendus Capital, India s data centers are predicted to take the lead in the upcoming wave of real estate investments by expanding at a CAGR of around 40% to reach a capacity of about 1,700 MW by 2025, supported by investments totalling $5 billion.

Publication: Business Outreach

The chip industry has long relied on proprietary instruction sets, with x86 and Arm dominating the market. Licensing these sets comes with hefty costs, forcing companies to invest millions for a single design.

Publication: Manufacturing Today India

India Will become the biggest semiconductor manufacturing destination in the world in the next five years with the Centre ensuring that the right ecosystem is built, with production in India being the cheapest globally, Minister of Electronics and IT Ashwini Vaishnaw said during the Express Adda Saturday.

Publication: The Indian Express

New Delhi: Tech major IBM on Sunday announced a $100 million collaboration with the University of Tokyo and the University of Chicago to develop a quantum centric supercomputer powered by 100,000 qubits by 2033.

Publication: India Tv News

US semiconductor giant Micron has failed a national security review, China s cybersecurity watchdog said Sunday, telling operators of critical information infrastructure to stop buying its products.

Publication: ET Telecom

The results come more than a month after China announced an investigation on imports from America s largest memory chip maker.

Publication: Live Mint

TSUBAME4.0 will be built with HPE Cray XD6500 supercomputers, consisting of 240 nodes, and equipped with two 4th Gen AMD EPYC processors, four NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs, and 768 GiB of main memory.

Publication: Headlines Of Today

Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro Review: When it comes to Windows laptops and especially thin and light laptops designed to do everyday work while being light, portable, and powerful, there are very few options.

Publication: News 18

The Indian government has approved the second phase of the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware, with a budgetary outlay of ₹17,000 crore. The scheme aims to attract global companies like Dell, HP, Apple and Samsung to manufacture in India.

Publication: Construction World

India’s electronics exports in April jumped over 26% to $2.11 billion from the year ago boosted by shipping of mobile phones of $1.08 billion, an over 80% surge on year with US major Apple contributing $750 million, while Korean giant Samsung exported $240 million.

Publication: The Economic Times

Hardware consolidation is one of the best ways to reduce carbon emissions and the physical footprint of data centers. According to a recent Forrester study commissioned by Dell Technologies, businesses can reduce costs of planning and provisioning storage by 63% and 86%, educating a good number of customers to realize benefits through consolidation.

Publication: CXO Today

Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. are among companies interested in increasing electronics production in India, a minister said, a boon for the country s push to challenge neighboring China as a manufacturing hub.

Publication: Live Mint

ARM, the renowned British semiconductor company, is reportedly making a bold move by entering the competitive world of chip manufacturing.

Publication: It Voice

Even as Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) deal with higher costs, prices of chipsets are likely to stay elevated till the year-end due to high demand and low supply in the Indian automobile industry.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

New PLI plan better than earlier one, says member of advisory panel to semiconductor mission. Calling the latest incentive scheme for electronics hardware manufacturing better than the previous one, Ajai Chowdhry, cofounder of HCL, said that production linked incentives (PLI)s that come out of the government should encourage value addition in India.

Publication: The Economic Times

“The two leaders exchanged views on contemporary regional developments. They also discussed deepening cooperation in the Indo-Pacific,” it said.

Publication: Millennium Post

The group of seven, comprising the US, France, the UK, Italy, Germany, Canada and Japan, represent the world’s richest democracies. Under its G7 presidency, Japan invited India and seven other countries to the summit.

Publication: The Pioneer

Micron products have unspecified “serious network security risks” that pose hazards to China’s information infrastructure and affect national security, the Cyberspace Administration of China said on its website.

Publication: Free Press Journal