President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday said it will slap tariffs on Chinese semiconductor product imports over Beijing’s “unreasonable” pursuit of chip industry dominance but would delay the action until June 2027.
President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday said it will slap tariffs on Chinese semiconductor product imports over Beijing’s “unreasonable” pursuit of chip industry dominance but would delay the action until June 2027.
President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday said it will slap tariffs on Chinese semiconductor product imports over Beijing’s “unreasonable” pursuit of chip industry dominance but would delay the action until June 2027.
President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday said it will slap tariffs on Chinese semiconductor product imports over Beijing’s “unreasonable” pursuit of chip industry dominance but would delay the action until June 2027.
President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday said it will slap tariffs on Chinese semiconductor product imports over Beijing’s “unreasonable” pursuit of chip industry dominance but would delay the action until June 2027.
President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday said it will slap tariffs on Chinese semiconductor product imports over Beijing’s “unreasonable” pursuit of chip industry dominance but would delay the action until June 2027.
President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday said it will slap tariffs on Chinese semiconductor product imports over Beijing’s “unreasonable” pursuit of chip industry dominance but would delay the action until June 2027.
In the coming months, the Semi-Conductor Lab, or SCL Mohali, will benefit from the largest infusion of capital in its history: a corpus of ₹4,500 crore from the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) to modernize its operations.
Arrcus is in discussions with Indian companies that are considering becoming white box vendors for networking software providers such as the Nvidia-backed startup, its chief executive said. Large Indian companies with diversified interests are viewing this as an opportunity, especially with all the data Centre activity happening in the country Shekar Ayyar told ET.
Arrcus is in discussions with Indian companies that are considering becoming white box vendors for networking software providers such as the Nvidia-backed startup, its chief executive said. Large Indian companies with diversified interests are viewing this as an opportunity, especially with all the data Centre activity happening in the country Shekar Ayyar told ET.
Arrcus is in discussions with Indian companies that are considering becoming white box vendors for networking software providers such as the Nvidia-backed startup, its chief executive said. Large Indian companies with diversified interests are viewing this as an opportunity, especially with all the data Centre activity happening in the country Shekar Ayyar told ET.
India’s semiconductor market is booming. Per Press Information Bureau, India’s semiconductor market size is estimated to reach USD $100-110 billion (₹9-10 lakh crore) by 2030, up from about $38 billion (2023), $45-$50 billion (2025). And this story is no longer confined to fabs and policy incentives.
The more consequential shift is happening deeper in the supply chain, where materials, gases, and process chemicals determine whether manufacturing scale is even possible. These inputs demand extreme purity, long qualification cycles, and technical depth—areas historically dominated by a few global suppliers. As geopolitical risk reshapes sourcing decisions and manufacturers look beyond China, gaps in this ecosystem are becoming opportunities.
India’s semiconductor ambitions face a critical challenge: scaling production without straining the power grid. Digital twins, AI-powered models of physical assets, offer a so by optimizing energy use, improving efficiency, and accelerating innovation. This tech promises to boost output, enhance quality, and build indigenous intellectual property, ensuring sustainable growth for the nation’s burgeoning tech sector.
India’s information technology sector experienced a notable 16 per cent increase in hiring in 2025, according to a new industry report, reflecting sustained demand for digital skills amid rapid technological transformation.
The report highlights that organisations across tech, fintech, ecommerce and digital services have stepped up recruitment, particularly for roles in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data analytics and cybersecurity. This uptick underscores how companies are prioritising capabilities that support digital transformation agendas and future-ready operating models.
India’s USD 280-billion IT industry is heading into 2026 facing tighter visa rules and global trade uncertainty, even as companies make their biggest push yet into artificial intelligence and global capability centres. Heightened scrutiny of the US H-1B visa programme including a proposed USD 100,000 fee and concerns over a possible 25 per cent outsourcing tax has complicated overseas delivery models for Indian IT firms.
AION-Tech Solutions Ltd., a publicly listed, technology-first enterprise, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Theoremus AD, a Bulgarian multimodal transport firm, to collaborate on next-generation urban mobility solutions across India.
The National Geospatial Policy 2022 aims to position India as a leader in mapping technology, while the Indian Space Policy 2023 allows private companies to participate in space activities. The BioE3 Policy 2024 supports biotechnology for the economy, the environment, and employment.
In 2025, the Government of Karnataka made history by becoming one of the first Indian states to introduce a comprehensive Menstrual Leave Policy, 2025 (“the Policy”) applicable across both public and private sectors. Approved by the state cabinet in October 2025, the Policy entitles women employees to one paid day of menstrual leave per month, totalling twelve paid leaves per year. The Policy is applicable to women between the ages of 18 and 52 years, and extends to establishments registered under the Factories Act, 1948, the Plantations Labour Act, 1951, the Beedi and Cigar Workers (Conditions of Employment) Act, 1966, and the Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961 and the Karnataka Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1961.
Quantum technologies in India are moving from academic promise to early deployment, driven by state funding, national missions, and rising startup activity. As Karnataka commits ₹1,000 crore to its quantum mission and sets a 2035 target to become a “quantum economy”, attention is shifting beyond Bengaluru. The key question is whether the state’s tier-2 cities can participate meaningfully in this push, or whether quantum will remain concentrated in a few urban clusters. The state has announced multiple initiatives, including an expansion of the quantum research park at IISc, indigenous hardware efforts, and partnerships between startups and universities outside the capital. However, readiness in tier-2 cities depends less on announcements and more on talent pipelines, in
Datasamudra, the data centre arm of Teleindia Datacenter, is reportedly planning an investment of Rs 3-5 billion over the coming years to expand its presence beyond Bengaluru. The company is expected to develop a 35-40 megawatt (MW) artificial intelligence (AI)-focused data centre in Mangaluru, along with smaller 5 MW edge facilities in Mysuru and Hubballi-Dharwad.
India’s data centre market is having a moment. Driven by rising enterprise demand, global cloud expansion, and an increasing focus on digital sovereignty, infrastructure is scaling at an unprecedented pace. However, as headlines multiply and billions of dollars are committed, a more sobering question emerges: are we merely building fast, or are we building right
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