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Chip designer Qualcomm announced a Rs 177crore expansion in Chennai with a new design centre, which will create jobs for 1,600 skilled professionals. The centre will specialise in wireless connectivity solutions, with a focus on innovations that complement Wi-Fi technologies and contribute to Qualcomm s global Research and Development endeavours in 5G cellular technology.

Semiconductor space: The Tamil Nadu government on January 7 announced its plans to offer 50 percent additional financial incentives to semiconductor projects, which fall under the union government s $10 billion chip subsidy, as per media reports. The move was announced during the two day long Global Investors Meet taking place in Tamil Nadu.

While it is good for countries to have a domestic fabrication base, they shouldn’t over index on fabs, he added. Meanwhile, the Tamil Nadu Semiconductor and Advanced Electronics Policy 2024 announced today states that the state government will offer up to 50 percent of additional financial incentives to semiconductor projects selected under the Centre s $10 billion chip subsidy plan.

Under the Tamil Nadu Semiconductor and Advanced Electronics Policy 2024, announced on January 7, the state government will offer up to 50 percent of additional financial incentives to semiconductor projects selected under the Centre s $10 billion chip subsidy plan.

Chips coming to India: Many multinational firms prefer setting up offices for semiconductors in India, owing to the intense work force working on chip design in the country, Tufts University lecturer and Chip War author Chris Miller has said. Speaking at the Tamil Nadu Global Investors Meet 2024, Miller also said more people in India are working on semiconductor design in contrast to rest of the world.

Chip designer Qualcomm on Sunday announced an expansion in Chennai with a new design centre that entails a proposed investment of Rs 177.27 crore and job creation for up to 1,600 skilled professionals. The new centre will specialise in wireless connectivity solutions, with a focus on innovations that complement Wi-Fi technologies.

Qualcomm announced plans to expand their operations in Chennai on January 7. The chip designer plans to invest 177.27 crore on a new design centre, which can create jobs for up to 1,600 skilled professionals. The new centre will specialise in wireless connectivity solutions, with a focus on innovations that complement Wi-Fi technologies.