India is standing on the precipice of a massive industrial transformation. According to the latest Technology, Media, and Telecommunications Predictions 2026 report by Deloitte, the nation’s semiconductor market is projected to skyrocket from its current valuation of approximately $45–50 billion in FY202425 to a staggering $300 billion by 2035. This represents a structural shift that could redefine India s role in the global technology supply chain.

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The rush to boost production of memory chips to meet fast accelerating demand from artificial intelligence will add to the semiconductor sector s climate footprint and risks lifting costs of managing emissions.

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Indian conglomerates are reshaping the country’s semiconductor strategy by moving beyond IT services to focus on high-value chip design, manufacturing, and ecosystem development. Large groups are investing in fabs, partnerships, and end-to-end capabilities, aiming to build domestic self-reliance, capture greater value in the global supply chain, and position India as a competitive semiconductor hub.

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Enterprises are being urged to move from evaluating cloud adoption to actively executing it, as delays risk missing competitive advantages. Multi-cloud is now standard, while FinOps, security, and governance are critical foundations. Cloud is evolving from a utility to a strategic capability, especially with AI-driven automation, making timely implementation essential for business growth and long-term value creation.

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India is fast-tracking Semiconductor Mission 2.0 to accelerate domestic chip manufacturing and reduce import dependence. The programme expands beyond fabs to include equipment, materials, design, and supply chains, while supporting startups and talent development. With a fresh budget allocation, the government aims to build a complete semiconductor ecosystem, boost self-reliance, and position India as a competitive global hub in chip production and innovation.

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The semiconductor development strategy is inspired by Hon ble Prime Minister s vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat and Make in India, Make for the world.

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Geopolitical developments, economic volatility, rapid digitalisation, cyber threats and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence are reshaping the global risk landscape for organisations, posing new challenges for traditional governance and control systems, an industry body said on Saturday.

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Recent research on global hiring trends shows that while automation remains a central theme, the day-to-day reality inside companies is more complex. Employers are trying to balance layoffs, skill shortages and new job requirements as AI becomes part of everyday work.

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Industry leaders say India must accelerate the design-to-fab pipeline to stay competitive in the global semiconductor race. While the country has nearly 30% of the world’s semiconductor talent, most engineers focus on executing designs rather than defining chip architecture. Experts argue India needs stronger system design capabilities, faster productization, and closer links between design, manufacturing, and market demand.

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India is planning to establish a new fund worth about USD 11 billion to support domestic semiconductor manufacturing and strengthen the country s chip supply chain, according to a report by Bloomberg

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The Government of Karnataka has constituted a Committee on Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) to develop a comprehensive framework to guide the safe, ethical and transparent adoption of AI across government systems and public services.

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By 2030, India’s semiconductor consumption is expected to reach USD 100–110 billion, potentially accounting for around 10% of global demand. As EMS and EDMS continue to expand, their growth will depend on shorter lead times, simplified supply chains, and greater local availability of components and chips.

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The semiconductor industry is entering a new phase of automation. At Synopsys, one of the largest electronic design automation (EDA) companies with more than $6+ billion in annual revenue, artificial intelligence is being woven directly into the chip design workflow.

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Britain will refine its national security investment screening rules, including tightening oversight of sectors such as water and advanced semiconductors, the government said on Thursday.

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India is planning a ₹1 trillion ($10.8 billion) fund to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing as part of its push to become a global electronics hub. The fund will provide subsidies for chip design, manufacturing equipment, and supply-chain development. Expected to launch within a few months, it aims to strengthen India’s early-stage chip industry and reduce reliance on imports.

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New Delhi: India’s automakers could be heading toward another semiconductor supply squeeze—this time triggered by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom.

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This UWB chip family combines extended range with greater processing power and robustness to enable new and improved automotive, consumer, and industrial use cases, including secure digital access control, presence and motion sensing, and precise approach detection.

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Japan has set a new sales target for domestically produced microchips, with the country aiming for an eightfold increase by 2040 compared with 2020 levels. In its 1980s heyday, the Asian country boasted around half the share of the global semiconductor market, the government says.

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In India, the findings come at a time when large IT services firms are still hiring fresh graduates, though hiring patterns remain uneven across the industry. Infosys CFO Jayesh Sanghrajka said during the company’s Q3 earnings press conference that they had hired about 18,000 freshers so far in FY26 and is on track to onboard about 20,000 during FY26.

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The global semiconductor industry reached a record $793–$795 billion in sales in 2025, growing about 21% year-on-year, largely driven by the surge in AI-related chips such as GPUs, high-bandwidth memory, and networking components used in data centres. AI semiconductors accounted for nearly one-third of total chip sales, with companies like Nvidia leading the market. Strong AI infrastructure spending is expected to push the industry close to $1 trillion in revenue by 2026.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest contract chipmaker, reported a strong rise in net revenue for February, underscoring sustained demand for advanced semiconductors amid a global buildout of artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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AT&T will spend more than $250 billion over five years in the U.S. to expand its network infrastructure and will hire thousands of technicians this year, it said on Tuesday, as telcos ramp up investments to support surging data demand.

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A new salary report suggests that experience alone is no longer the primary currency of career advancement What employers are paying for in 2026 is scarcity, and the gap between those who have it and those who don t is growing wider by the year

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Quantum computing has crossed an important threshold, moving from theoretical promise to tangible technology Startups and tech giants alike are now racing to fuse quantum computing with AI.

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The Indian government s Chips to Startups (C2S) program, an integral part of the India Semiconductor Mission, is making impressive progress in training 85,000 engineers in semiconductor design over the next decade.

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The global automobile industry is facing structural headwinds, including tariff-related pressures, elevated raw material costs, and persistent supply chain disruptions.

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The first International Electronics, Packaging, Design and Manufacturing Conference (EPDMC 2026) was held at Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS), bringing together industry leaders, researchers and students to examine the evolving landscape of India s semiconductor and electronics manufacturing ecosystem.

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Anthropic said in its lawsuit that the designation was unlawful and violated its free speech and due process rights

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Karnataka is seeking to attract semiconductor and electronics component manufacturers by leveraging its strong chip design ecosystem and technology talent. The state, through the Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), is engaging global companies across the semiconductor value chain while developing infrastructure and policies to position itself as a key hub for future investments.

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Union electronics and IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said world-class Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools supported by companies such as Synopsys, Cadence, Siemens, Renesas, Ansys and AMD have been made available to these institutions to enable hands-on training in chip design.

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India’s trade delegation recently visited Eindhoven, a Dutch semiconductor hub, to explore investment opportunities as part of its initiative to develop a domestic chip industry.

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The Government of India is actively developing talent in the semiconductor sector through the Chips to Startups (C2S) program under the India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 (ISM). Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Electronics and Information Technology and Railways, stated that India has made strong progress in just four years toward its 10-year goal of training 85,000 engineers in semiconductor design.

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Within that larger vision, the Global AI Impact Summit reinforced that AI is no longer just technology—it has evolved into a new intelligence layer that enables systems to learn, think, and act autonomously. Its rapid rise reflects a global movement driven by collaboration and partnerships, with India uniquely positioned as a bridge between the Global South and the Global North in shaping inclusive innovation.

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Enterprise software giant Oracle is reportedly planning to cut thousands of jobs as the company grapples with rising costs linked to its massive artificial intelligence data center expansion. The move comes as Oracle accelerates investments in cloud infrastructure to meet growing demand for AI computing power.

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As AI models transition from massive training phases to real-world deployment (inference), the hardware requirements have changed.

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China’s commerce ministry on Saturday raised the possibility of another global semiconductor supply chain crisis due to new conflicts between Dutch chipmaker Nexperia and its Chinese subsidiary.

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According to the article, N. Chandrababu Naidu said artificial intelligence will be a “game-changer” for society and highlighted Andhra Pradesh’s plans to become a global deep-tech hub. The state is developing a Quantum Valley in Amaravati and aims to begin manufacturing quantum computers by the end of the year, alongside major investments such as a $15-billion data centre project.

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Broadcom forecast stronger-than-expected Q2 revenue as demand for custom AI chips from major tech firms surges. The company expects about $22 billion in quarterly revenue and around $10.7 billion from AI semiconductors, driven by hyperscale’s investing heavily in AI infrastructure. Broadcom’s custom processors and networking solutions are increasingly used by companies building large-scale AI data centers.

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India plans to roll out three additional homegrown semiconductor plants this year, S Krishnan, secretary in the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY), said at the 14th edition of ThinkEdu in Chennai on Monday. He added that the projects would expand the country s nascent manufacturing base.

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ROHM Co., Ltd. and Suchi Semicon Pvt. Ltd. are pleased to announce the establishment of a strategic semiconductor manufacturing partnership in India.

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Tech Companies Micron Begins Operations at $2.75 Billion Semiconductor Assembly and Test Facility in Sanand Gujarat Micron Technology, Inc. celebrated the grand opening of its semiconductor assembly and test facility in Sanand, Gujarat, India.

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India must now move decisively towards owning semiconductor IPs and creating revenue generating products, according to the government and private industry executives.

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Between October and February, companies including Reliance Industries, Adani Enterprises, TCS, Amazon, Google and Microsoft announced plans to commit nearly $259 billion over five to seven years. Demand has been driven by increasing consumption of 5G services, rising use of AI applications such as ChatGPT and favourable state and central government policies encouraging investment in digital infrastructure.

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Asia-Pacific real asset manager ESR Group has entered India s data centre market with an investment of Rs nine billion (Rs 9 bn) to develop a hyperscale facility in the Rabale area of Navi Mumbai.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugurated Micron Technology’s Rs 22,516 crore Assembly, Testing, Marking and Packaging (ATMP) facility in Sanand, launching what he described as India s first domestically produced chip and a major step in the country’s semiconductor mission.

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The event sought to promote strategic collaboration between global chipmakers and Indian industries.

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Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad Rural Police, along with other stakeholders, is working on the Semicon Shield initiative, considered a firstofitskind initiative led by a state police force Senior officials associated with the project told TOI that the Rs 15 crore initiative is planned at Sanand GIDC as a Centre of Excellence (CoE) that can serve both the Sanand and Dholera clusters of semiconductor manufacturing and the allied sector

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Between October and February, companies including Reliance Industries, Adani Enterprises, TCS, Amazon, Google and Microsoft announced plans to commit nearly $259 billion over five to seven years. Demand has been driven by increasing consumption of 5G services, rising use of AI applications such as ChatGPT and favourable state and central government policies encouraging investment in digital infrastructure.

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The Micron Technology plant in Sanand, set to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, is expected to put India commercially on the global semiconductor map.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated on Saturday the Semiconductor Assembly, Test and Packaging (ATMP) facility of Micron Technology in Sanand. Modi said the plant started production in February 2025, and that even in developed nations, it takes three to five years to set up such plants, whereas India cleared it in just a few months.

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In a landmark moment for India’s semiconductor ambitions, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated Micron Technology’s state-of-the-art ATMP facility in Sanand and launched the country’s first Made-in-India memory chip — choosing to focus on India’s technological rise rather than political rhetoric.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugurated the country’s first semiconduc tor plant at Sanand in Gujarat, and said a “loud and clear” message has gone out to the world that “India is capable, India is competitive and India is committed.”

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugu-rated Micron Technology Inc.’s Assembly, Test, Mark-ing, and Packaging (ATMP) facility in Sanand, Gujarat. IT Secretary S. Krishnan had earlier announced that the facility would start put-ting out chips by the end of February.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugurated the country’s first semiconduc tor plant at Sanand in Gujarat, and said a “loud and clear” message has gone out to the world that “India is capable, India is competitive and India is committed.”

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugurated Micron Technology’s semiconductor plant at Sanand in Gujarat, and said that after being known for its strength in software, the country is “firmly establishing its identity” in the hardware sector too. “The message has reached the world: India is capable,” he said.

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India marked a historic moment in its semiconductor journey on Saturday, as Micron Technology began operations at its Sanand ATMP facility in Gujarat and shipped out its first DRAM module to Dell Technologies from a 500,000 sq ft raised-floor clean room, the largest of its kind in the world.

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Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday said that India has made a place in the semiconductor industry on the global map. “Memory chips will be manufactured in this plant. The semiconductor industry is foundational, and every-thing from cameras to mobiles needs memory chips.

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Highlighting A Shift in the global technology landscape, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said India is rapidly becoming a part of the global semiconductor value chain.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met Tata Group chairman N. Chandrasekaran and discussed how India and Canada can partner in various spheres, which include technology and AI.

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CG Semi Pvt Ltd said on Sunday that it is on track to begin commercial operations later this year at its outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) plant, while Tata Electronics Pvt Ltd confirmed it has mobilised over 7,000 personnel to build India’s first commercial semiconductor fabrication facility at the Dholera Special Investment Region (DSIR) in Gujarat.

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India is ready, reliable and delivers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told investors on Saturday at the inauguration of American memory chipmaker Micron Technology’s Rs 22,500-crore semiconductor facility in Gujarat.

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