This month, India’s semiconductor push gathered momentum with Tata Electronics’ pact with Dutch major ASML and two new projects, a mini/micro-LED display fabrication unit in Dholera and an OSAT packaging facility in Surat.
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Almost four decades ago, India began semiconductor manufacturing – even before the world’s biggest chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company which has now become a $50 billion company. Had that early effort succeeded, India could have been at the forefront of today’s AI-driven technological revolution. But a mysterious fire and years of policy
Tata Electronics has signed a significant agreement with Dutch technology leader ASML, marking a crucial step in India’s efforts to build a domestic semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem. While the deal focuses on enabling 300mm wafer production in India, its broader implications could be far more transformative for the country’s silicon chip ambitions.
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The Kalyana Karnataka Region Development Board (KKRDB) will establish a dedicated planning, policy and data analytics wing to prepare a five-year action plan (2026-2031) aimed at increasing the region’s contribution to the State GDP, KKRDB Chairman Ajay Singh has said.
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The rapid rise of artificial intelligence could significantly reshape the job market and hit entry-level white-collar roles the hardest, according to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.
In a recent interview, Amodei warned that AI systems are advancing fast enough to replace tasks traditionally handled by fresh graduates in sectors like consulting, finance and technology.
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Calling this a defining moment in India’s economic and geopolitical journey, Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran, Chief Economic Advisor, Government of India, said India stands ‘at a fork, not a crisis’ and urged the country to act with urgency, strategic clarity and institutional confidence to secure its place in a rapidly changing global order.
Six months after Karnataka government unveiled its low-cost AI-ready personal computer, state-run Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation (KEONICS) is set to roll out the first batch of 2,000 devices within the next two weeks.
The Kalyana Karnataka Region Development Board (KKRDB) will establish a dedicated planning, policy and data analytics wing to prepare a five-year action plan (2026-2031) aimed at increasing the region’s contribution to the State GDP, KKRDB Chairman Ajay Singh has said.
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Industrialist A Apparao said that industries are increasingly looking for innovative technologies to meet the ever-growing demands of consumers.
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