Tata Group’s semiconductor facility in Assam is expected to begin production soon, marking a significant milestone in India’s push to build a domestic semiconductor manufacturing industry and strengthen its standing in global technology supply chains.
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India is planning the second phase of its semiconductor incentive scheme, DLI 2.0. Concerns are rising among domestic startups that allowing multinational corporations to join, even with minority stakes, could overshadow Indian firms. The government aims to balance foreign investment with domestic control to foster self-reliance in chip design.
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For years, global industrial companies largely viewed India through the lens of manufacturing, localisation, and cost efficiency while core engineering, product development, and strategic decision-making typically remained concentrated in headquarters across Europe or North America.
It is quite fair to argue that the model is steadily evolving.
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It was at a time when labour costs were competitive, engineering talent was available, and the execution-heavy work could travel across time zones without much friction.
What nobody quite anticipated was that the city, and the country, would eventually become a place where the world’s most sophisticated companies now choose to build. Nearly four decades on, TI has filed patents out of Bengaluru every single year since that founding.
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