India-based Polymatech acquired a US-based IC equipment supplier to build an integrated chipmaking business. Tata has begun building its first IC backend facility in Assam

As India approaches its annual festive season, which usually represents a substantial share of its smartphone sales, consultancies do not expect strong performance in 2024. While 5G smartphones are likely to see continued growth, consumer interest in AI smartphones may remain limited in the near future

India-based automotive component supplier Motherson Group is reportedly set to form a joint venture with Hong Kong-based BIEL Crystal Manufactory in Tamil Nadu, where Apple suppliers are clustered. This move marks another Indian conglomerate becoming a supplier for Apple, even as India remains cautious about Chinese investments

India's antitrust watchdog may be nearing the conclusion of a two-year investigation into Apple, which has reportedly found the tech giant guilty of abusing its dominant position in the App Store marketplace

India-based manufacturing startup Zetwork Manufacturing Business joined hands with Smile Electronics, manufacturing partners of Acer, for IT hardware manufacturing facilities in India, as the country is looking to achieve self-reliance in PCs and notebooks

MediaTek, the leading smartphone AP supplier in India, sees the country as a promising market for its automotive technology. The company is focusing on providing scalable hardware and software solutions while prioritizing safety and reliability for the automotive sector

India's financial landscape is undergoing a digital revolution, transforming everyday transactions across the country. From bustling teashops on street corners to gleaming international brand stores in upscale markets, cash is becoming a relic of the past

Five months after receiving approval, Tata Electronics began building its first IC backend facility in Assam in eastern India, a milestone for the South Asian country on its way to build a local chipmaking ecosystem

Foxconn has been expanding its manufacturing capacities in India. Qualcomm unveils affordable 5G SoC to challenge MediaTek's dominance in India's smartphone AP market

India's smartphone shipments fell by 2% last quarter, with the premium segment surging. MediaTek led the chipset market with a 54% share, while Qualcomm maintained dominance in the premium tier with a 33% share

Qualcomm has introduced an affordable smartphone SoC tailored for India, the world's second-largest smartphone market. This move comes as more Indian consumers opt for premium phones, while Qualcomm's main competitor targets the country's growing automotive chip sector

Toyota's Indian joint venture has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a new low-emission vehicle plant in India. This move aligns with the growing trend of Japanese companies boosting investments in the South Asian country

India-based EMS giant Dixon Technologies doubled its sales and profits in the past quarter. The company anticipates a 10 million unit increase in smartphone production capacity following the acquisition of Ismartu's assets

Rumors circulated that the Tata Group was in advanced talks to acquire 51% of Vivo's assets in India, amid rising pressure from the Indian government against Chinese investors. However, the latest reports suggest that the plan has been put on hold due to opposition from Apple