In a major leap towards emerging as the semiconductor capital of India, Bengaluru on February 7 saw as many as four bodies, including noted manufacturers and government research organisations in the field, making announcements to set up or expand existing facilities in the city and its outskirts.
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Addressing industry leaders at Source India 2026, Manjula, Secretary to the Government, Department of Electronics, IT, Biotechnology and Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka, said the state is focusing on scaling manufacturing alongside its strong R&D base to capture a larger share of India’s rapidly growing electronics and semiconductor market.
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1M1B, in collaboration with Microsoft, MeitY Startup Hub, and the Government of Karnataka, has launched a green skills and applied AI centre of excellence in Bengaluru, as part of its plan to train 1 lakh youth by 2030 for careers in sustainability.
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At a time when GCCs are redefining enterprise operating models, Rajat Raheja, Division President, Amdocs India, believes the shift has been nothing short of structural. What began as a cost-arbitrage strategy has steadily transformed into a strategic engine powering innovation, product ownership, and long-term enterprise value.
“Over the last decade, GCCs have undergone one of the most consequential shifts in enterprise operating models,” Raheja says. “What began as a cost-arbitrage construct, focused on efficiency and scale, has gradually evolved into a strategic engine for innovation, product ownership, and long-term value creation.”
Karnataka is sharpening its manufacturing ambitions as India’s electronics production is projected to reach $300 billion by 2026 and the domestic semiconductor market is expected to touch $64 billion.Speaking at Source India 2026 in Bengaluru, Dr Manjula, Secretary to the Government, Department of Electronics, IT, Biotechnology and Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka, outlined the State’s push to deepen its role across the electronics and semiconductor value chain.
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