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India roundup: India expands chip ambitions with full Semicon 2.0 notification (opens the original)
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India's technology sector is gaining momentum across semiconductors, connectivity, AI payments, PCs, tablets and refurbished smartphones, as policy support and local manufacturing attract investment. However, supply-chain diversification, margin pressure, cautious demand and VinFast's manufacturing pause highlight challenges facing India's broader technology ambitions. India expands chip ambitions with full Semicon 2.0 notification India has unveiled the next phase of its semiconductor policy, a
Infineon buys India-based C2i Semiconductors to bolster AI data center power systems (opens the original)
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Infineon Technologies has agreed to acquire Bangalore-based C2i Semiconductors, a move that strengthens its position in power delivery for AI data centers and highlights India's growing role in chip design. The deal could shape how global operators manage rising energy demand, efficiency pressures, and next-generation computing workloads. On August 24, Infineon said that C2i specializes in software-defined multiphase controllers and smart power stages for AI data center applications. The transac
SpaceXAI to use Nvidia Vera CPUs for faster agentic AI at scale (opens the original)
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SpaceXAI plans to deploy Nvidia's new Vera CPUs to speed up agentic AI workloads, a move that could influence how advanced AI systems are built and run worldwide. The partnership also extends toward orbital computing, signaling a broader shift in where future AI infrastructure may be located. In a press release, Nvidia said SpaceXAI will use Vera to handle the CPU-heavy tasks that support AI agents, including tool use, code execution, data processing, orchestration, and simulation between model
India roundup: India's chip push moves beyond fabs as yield, supply chains and new technology become the next test (opens the original)
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India's semiconductor strategy is entering a more demanding phase, shifting from attracting fabs and assembly plants toward building the capabilities needed to sustain them. From wafer yields and labor rules to materials, equipment, rare earth magnets and emerging technologies, the country is expanding its ambitions as it seeks a deeper role in the global chip supply chain. India's chipmaking push faces its real test after initial wafers: yield India's semiconductor ambitions will hinge on wheth
India roundup: Chip push broadens as localization and capacity remain works in progress (opens the original)
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India is accelerating its bid to build a broader semiconductor and electronics ecosystem, combining new packaging capacity, longer-term tax incentives and deeper localization with efforts to expand its chip workforce and sovereign AI capabilities. Investments by ASIP, Dixon, Rashi and global technology partners highlight a strategy increasingly focused on higher-value manufacturing. India's ASIP Technologies makes FCBGA core of OSAT plan ASIP Technologies plans to begin volume production at its
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