Big vote of confidence in the PM's semiconductor vision." The investment is in tandem with India's efforts to build a semiconductor ecosystem with the India Semiconductor Mission initiative ... posted ...

Additionally, he unveiled the ‘Karnataka Success Stories’ compilation, which highlights the state’s industrial achievements. Minister Goyal highlighted India’s growing ... Rs 74,000 crore for the ...

To push semiconductor fabrication in India, the Indian Semiconductor Mission (ISM) has approved five projects with a total outlay of Rs 76,000 crore. The semiconductor market in India is ...

This move signifies a significant milestone in India’s semiconductor industry growth, following the government's Rs 76,000 crore incentive package launched in 2021 to attract such investments.

U.S.-based chip toolmaker company Lam Research said it will invest over 100 billion rupees ($1.2 billion) in the next few ...

The Indian Semiconductor Mission has already approved five projects, with an outlay of Rs760bn ($9.2bn). Among the approved projects are Sanand ATMP plant by Micron Technology and India's first ...

The Indian Semiconductor Mission (ISM) has approved five projects under the India Semiconductor Mission, with a total outlay of Rs 76,000 crore. The semiconductor market in India is projected to ...

The India Semiconductor Mission has so far approved five major projects, with a combined outlay of Rs76,000 crore. These include the Rs91,000 crore facility being set up by Tata Electronics in ...

Lam Research commits $1.2 billion to boost India's semiconductor ecosystem as the country aims for a $63 billion chip market by 2026 Analyst sees Lam Research benefiting from AI-driven chip demand ...

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw disclosed that India's first home-grown semiconductor chip will debut by September or October ...

India's semiconductor ambitions received ... foreign players through incentives and policy support under its Semiconductor Mission. The announcement comes after PM Modi's speech at the AI Action ...

He provided a compelling perspective on India’s aspirations in semiconductor technology and its role in national progress. S.A. Dhanaraj, registrar, JSS STU, C. Nataraju, principal and dean ...