Tamil Nadu Announces Rs 175 Crore Semiconductor Park in Kancheepuram to Boost Tech Manufacturing and Jobs The Tamil Nadu state administration has come up with a plan for the establishment of a specialized Semiconductor & Electronics Manufacturing Park in the district of Kancheepuram.

Publication: BIS Infotech, The New Indian Express

The government on Monday notified the detailed framework for Semicon 2.0, setting out fiscal support across six pillars of India s semiconductor ecosystem, from chip design and fabrication to advanced packaging, equipment, materials, research and talent development.

Publication: Money Control

Another company with healthy finances is Tongfu Microelectronics. The firm expects an impressive profit rise, which is likely to reach 337 percent in the first half of the year thanks to its close cooperation with American chip manufacturer Advanced Micro Devices.

Publication: BIS Infotech

Jaya Jagadish, senior vice president & country head (silicon design engineering), AMD India, said in a statement that ISM 2.0 will boost semiconductor sector talent. India also needs a clear design-to-commercialization pipeline that moves ideas from IP creation through prototyping to globally competitive products, Jagadish said.

Publication: The Economic Times

C-DAC, to be sure, has worked on such projects, including a navigation simulator for Indian submarines and Thejas64, a 180nm chip fabricated in India’s Semiconductor Laboratory for use in smart metering systems. The AI chip, however, could potentially play a key role in public services if C-DAC can prove its performance at scale. Kompella said C-DAC’s track record of credibility is a key factor in this regard. (AMD)

Publication: MINT