Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges India to be an AI manufacturing powerhouse as well as an exporter. Foxconn procured equipment from Apple amid global production relocation.
India's semiconductor story: how does it compare to China's?
India aims to establish itself in semiconductors, contrasting China's model by prioritizing domestic capabilities and leveraging geopolitical shifts. Despite substantial subsidies and incentives, India's focus on legacy semiconductors highlights its talent gap in advanced manufacturing. With US-China tensions affecting global supply chains, India sees a unique opportunity to compete.
India is a future AI exporter, equipped with all essential ingredients, says Jensen Huang
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed the Nvidia AI Summit India on October 24, expressing the company's optimism about the lucrative AI opportunities in India, both in terms of supply and demand. He underscored Nvidia's commitment to harnessing the country's capabilities and ambitions to advance its own AI initiatives and establish itself as a leading exporter of AI technology.
Foxconn procures equipment for making iPhone Pro series in India as Apple reportedly seeks new local suppliers
Apple is expanding its manufacturing capabilities in India. Foxconn is acquiring equipment for its Indian subsidiary, and Apple is actively searching for more local suppliers. Additionally, the company is increasing its hiring efforts as it plans to open more stores across the country.
PSMC chairman turns caution towards India to optimism amid Tata partnership
After a partnership between Taiwan-based Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) and Japan-based SBI Holdings to establish a wafer fab fell through, PSMC is now pursuing a similar project in India, which presents its own set of challenges.
India reportedly intends to restrict PC imports after 2025, Apple impacted most
India reportedly intends to restrict imports of notebooks, tablets, and personal computers starting in January 2025 to promote domestic manufacturing. The proposed measures include a new authorization system and quality standards, which may face resistance from industry stakeholders. Among major brands, Apple is expected to be the most affected by this policy.
India-based VVDN expands into smartphone ODM following server and notebook manufacturing success
India-based electronics manufacturer VVDN, known for producing servers and notebooks for global brands, is now expanding into smartphone manufacturing. The company aims to develop products for a U.S.-based brand, marking a significant expansion of its manufacturing capabilities and product offerings.
