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Tata Electronics, ASML explore making chip equipment components in India

Tata Electronics and ASML are exploring manufacturing advanced chipmaking components in India. This collaboration aims to boost localization within India’s semiconductor ecosystem. Discussions are in early stages, following a recent memorandum of understanding. The focus includes precision mechanicals and electronic modules for lithography machines.

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Strategic chip design plan in two weeks: ISM chief

The government will come out with it’s recommendations on semiconductor chips for India’s strategic sector in the next two weeks, after the guidelines for the recently announced ISM 2.0 are made public, India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) CEO Amitesh Kumar Sinha said on Friday.”A dedicated committee is currently integrating the demands of the strategic sector. The committee will identify and designate the categories of chips set to be crucial

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SCL Mohali to retain 180nm chips, but will still be strategically key: director general

The fab seeks to design, package, fabricate and validate semiconductor chips that can fully indigenize production of electronic equipment for the armed forces and space companies, a capability that “no one else” has today, Kamaljeet Singh, director general of SCL, said in an interview with Mint.

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VTU Kalaburagi showcases innovation at interdisciplinary project exhibition

The Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) Centre for PG Studies and Regional Office, Kalaburagi, organised an Interdisciplinary Project-Based Learning (IPBL) Project Exhibition on Friday, showcasing innovative student projects aimed at addressing real-world engineering, societal and industrial challenges.

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Indian IT ‘bilkul zinda hai’: Infosys CEO Salil Parekh dismisses AI disruption fears

Infosys CEO Salil Parekh believes the Indian IT story is far from over, with artificial intelligence (AI) emerging as the biggest growth driver for the industry over the coming years.Responding to concerns that AI could disrupt traditional IT services, Parekh dismissed the notion that the industry’s best days are behind it and said: Indian IT “bilkul, bilkul zinda hai” (Absolutely, absolutely it’s alive)

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