India is at a defining moment in its semiconductor journey. With significant investments underway across fabs, ATMP/OSAT, chip design and electronics manufacturing, the country has moved beyond ambition and into the early stages of building a semiconductor ecosystem.

Publication: The Economic Times

The meeting was attended by senior representatives from global semiconductor and technology companies and organisations, including SEMI, Micron, Infineon, Applied Materials, ASML, Merck, Tokyo Electron, Fujifilm, AMD, Intel, Tata Electronics, Lam Research, Rapidus, NXP, Foxconn, Semiconductor Devices, Advantest, Celesta Capital, CG Power and IBM Research.

Publication: The Economic Times, NDTV, Money Control

The meeting was attended by CEOs, heads and representatives of various organisations, including SEMI, Micron, Infineon, Applied Materials, ASML, Merck, Tokyo Electron Ltd, Fujifilm, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Intel, Tata Electronics, Lam Research, Rapidus, NXP, Foxconn, Semiconductor Devices, Advantest, Celesta Capital, CG Power and IBM Research, among others.

Publication: The Economic Times, The Hindu, The Hindu Business Line, News 18, The Statesman

Attendees included CEOs, heads and representatives from organisations such as SEMI, Micron, Infineon, Applied Materials, ASML, Merck, Tokyo Electron Ltd, Fujifilm, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Intel, Tata Electronics, Lam Research, Rapidus, NXP, Foxconn, Semiconductor Devices, Advantest, Celesta Capital, CG Power and IBM Research, among others.

Publication: The New Indian Express

Some of the leading companies participating at the event include Lam Research, which has also announced investment of Rs 10,000 crore to add its first silicon component manufacturing facility in India, SG Semi, Kaynes Semicon, NXP Semiconductor, Applied Materials, Tata Electronics, NXP Semiconductors, Dixon Technologies, Delta Electronics, Micron Technology, AMD India, IBM India, Fujifilm India and Suchi Semicon.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line, Business Standard, The Statesman, The Financial Express

India’s semiconductor ambitions are moving beyond building fabrication and packaging capacity.

Publication: Analytics India Mag

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates SEMICON India 2026 on September 17, the fifth edition of this showcase will unfold as the country s most consequential semiconductor gathering yet with more than 600 exhibitors, roughly 300 from abroad, six country pavilions, a dozen state pavilions and more than 150 speakers, all under the theme Silicon to Systems.

Publication: Daily Pioneer, Business Today, Money Control, CXO Today

The programme expands the country s semiconductor push beyond fabs and packaging plants to areas including chip design, semiconductor equipment and materials, research and development, and talent.

Publication: Business Today, The Economic Times

HORIBA India, a manufacturer and provider of precision analytical and measurement systems, is open to setting up domestic manufacturing units for mass flow controllers and other specialised semiconductor manufacturing equipment in India.

Publication: Business Standard

In an exclusive interview to The Indian Express, the Minister for Forest, Environment & Climate Change, Science & Technology talks about how Gujarat is readying to host six of the 12 semiconductor manufacturing facilities in the country and more. It was very difficult.

Publication: The Indian Express