Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to visit India later this week, where the GPU and AI chip design company reportedly plans to co-develop a chip, capitalizing on the country's abundant talent pool and vast market potential
As India attempts to become a key player in the global semiconductor industry, comparisons with China's well-established sector are inevitable. While China has dominated semiconductor manufacturing for decades, India is now shaping its path with ambitious policies and investments to build domestic capacity
US-based firm Analog Devices says they consider India a crucial center for its R&D efforts, acknowledging the country as a source of engineering talent and a growing market opportunity
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
Samsung workers ended their month-long strike in Tamil Nadu. The Indian Mobile Congress highlighted the country's emerging status in the global mobile phone supply chain
The Indian government's decision to allocate spectrum for satellite broadband rather than auctioning brings Elon Musk's Starlink one step closer to launching in India
After a partnership with Israel-based Tower Semiconductor for a wafer fab in India, the Adani Group is reportedly talking with two large Israel-based nich technology firms to form joint ventures (JVs) in its semiconductor foray
India kicked off the 8th India Mobile Congress (IMC) on October 15, 2024, marking a pivotal event that underscores the country's ambition to become a powerhouse in mobile phone manufacturing and to further develop its mobile market
Samsung Electronics and the Tamil Nadu government confirmed that workers at the Tamil Nadu factory have ended their strike, effectively concluding a labor protest that lasted more than a month
Amid rising disposable incomes and increasing investments in the energy-intensive electronics manufacturing sector, particularly semiconductor production, Hitachi Energy has announced a new investment in India to expand its energy offerings, aligning with sustainability requirements
Renesas India aims to double its workforce by 2025, aligning with India's self-reliance goals in electronics. The company plans to generate over 10% of its revenue from India by 2030, focusing on diversity and strategic partnerships in the country
India's chip ambitions continue to gain strong support from the U.S. Taiwan-based Delta Electronics remains optimistic about India's power solutions market, driven by the country's semiconductor incentives
Chinese automaker BYD is eager to produce electric vehicles (EVs) in India but faces obstacles due to strict government scrutiny. Despite these challenges, the company remains committed to the market, launching new EVs and exploring partnerships while maintaining optimism about its future in India
