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Beyond design: How Tokyo Electron, Infineon and Micron are building India's fab workforce - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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India has no shortage of semiconductor engineers. For years, its engineers have been designing chips, writing verification code, and working on sophisticated semiconductor technologies for companies around the world. But as multi-billion-dollar fabs and packing plants finally rise across the country, the real test isn't just laying out concrete and building high-tech cleanrooms. It is supplying the specialised workforce needed to run them. India has begun building that talent pipeline through sp
Factories, funding and fresh faces: India's chip dream getting real - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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India has long wanted to become a semiconductor manufacturing hub. Five years after putting money and policy behind that ambition, the industry is beginning to respond. The strongest signal came on Day 1 of SEMICON India 2026, which delivered the conference’s biggest opening yet. Projects that were once only announcements are now moving into commercial production, companies are committing billions of dollars, and partnerships are being forged to build the ecosystem India needs for an industry it
India’s chip push goes global: Semiconductor heavyweights deepen footprint ahead of SEMICON 2026 - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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For five years, India has worked to attract semiconductor fabs, testing and packaging plants. Now, the ecosystem around them is taking shape. Ahead of SEMICON India 2026, global suppliers of chipmaking equipment, automation and testing technologies are stepping up investments and expanding their India footprint, marking the next phase of the country’s semiconductor push: building the capabilities that will support chipmaking at scale. US-headquartered Lam Research, a global supplier of semicondu
From ‘Not Gate’ to ‘And Gate’: How SEMICON India is building the semiconductor ecosystem, chip by chip - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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When Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the first SEMICON India in Bengaluru in 2022, he used an unusual analogy to describe the role he wanted the government to play in the semiconductor industry. “In earlier times, industries were ready to do their work, but the government was like a ‘Not Gate’,” Modi said, comparing policy to a logic gate that negates an input. The government, he argued, should instead function like an “And Gate”: when industry works hard, the government must work even
Apple enters the foldable game. Now everyone has to follow. - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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Every few years, Apple makes a decision that leaves the technology industry scratching its head. Then, slowly, what initially looks like a questionable move starts becoming the direction the industry itself moves in. Apple has turned this into something of a pattern; make a controversial decision, get consumers to accept it, and eventually watch competitors follow. It killed the headphone jack with the iPhone 7. In 2020, it removed the charging adapter from the iPhone box. The iPhone X’s notch w
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