COE provides employment to 350 people
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Bharat’s Hub for Agritech, Resilience, Advancement and Incubation for Export Innovation ( BHARTI) is considered to be a flagship agriculture products export enablement and acceleration programme.
Inquiry revealed that it aimed at fostering innovation-led growth in India’s agri-food export sector. Beyond supporting stakeholders. In fact, BHARATI seeks to cultivate a dynamic ecosystem aligned with India’s target of achieving exports worth USD 50 billion in Agriculture and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority ( APEDA) by 2030.
Technology startups raised $7.2 billion across 652 equity funding rounds between January 1 and June 24, according to Tracxn. While total funding rose 12% from a year earlier, the number of deals fell 43%, showing that investors continued to back fewer companies with larger investments.
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A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between Chennai Institute of Technology (CIT Chennai), National Formosa University (NFU), and AGEM Technology to promote semiconductor research, talent development, and industry-academia collaboration. This trilateral initiative is among the first-of-its-kind between Taiwan and South India in the semiconductor sector, establishing a framework for joint research, training, and innovation-driven cooperation.
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Reported a Rs 52-crore FY26 loss and a negative P/E, yet Centum Electronics trades near record highs. A one-time cleanup has revealed a faster-growing India business. The question now: does 50x earnings still make sense
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The megatrend in electronic design today is end-to-end collaboration across ICs, packaging, PCBs, systems, data centers, and physical applications, with rapidly evolving artificial intelligence playing an increasingly critical role.
AI in Sync: Graser TECHTALKS 2026 Highlights Electronic Design Paradigm Read More »
India and the United States discussed expanding cooperation in semiconductor manufacturing, artificial intelligence, trusted supply chains and critical minerals during a high-level meeting in Washington.S. Krishnan, secretary of India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, met U.S. Under Secretary of State Jacob S. Helberg to identify opportunities for greater collaboration in key technology sectors, the Indian Embassy in Washington said in a post on X.
India, US Explore Deeper Cooperation in Semiconductors, AI and Critical Minerals Read More »
The summit brings together 16 nations focused on semiconductors, critical minerals and supply chain resilience amid efforts to reduce dependence on concentrated sourcing. India will look to attract semiconductor investments and explore funding opportunities at the second summit of the 16-nation Pax Silica coalition, as countries work to strengthen critical technology supply chains and reduce dependence on concentrated sources of raw materials and rare earths.
India Seeks Semiconductor Investments at Pax Silica Summit Read More »
India must build the foundational models underpinning the artificial intelligence (AI) age or risk becoming merely a consumer of the disruptive technology, according to the country’s only not-for-profit Al entity, which is also the largest benefactor of the government’s $1.2-billion Al mission.
India must build foundational AI models or risk becoming a mere consumer: BharatGen Read More »
India joined 34 other countries in a US-led AI supply chain initiative at the Pax Silica Summit. The move signals wider cooperation on chips, compute capacity and resilient technology networks.
India joins 35-country US-led drive for trusted AI supply chains Read More »