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.

Publication: BIS Infotech

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.

Publication: Communications Today

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.

Publication: Business Today

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.

Publication: ET CIO

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.

Publication: ET Telecom

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

Publication: Communications Today

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.

Publication: Business Standard

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.

Publication: India Today

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.

Publication: ET Manufacturing

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

Publication: Business World