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We are also partnering with industry associations across verticals, including manufacturing, the Electronic Industries Association of India, India Electronics and Semiconductor Association, and the Indian Space Association. More than 22 higher educational institutions, including several National Institutes of Technology and Indian Institutes of Technology, will also be part of the event, he said.

MediaTek has adhered to the 3GPP standards for designing satcom chipsets so that there is interoperability in the long run, he said. “For the technology to become mainstream, more and more OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) need to adopt it and we will see how that happens. But from MediaTek point of view, we are ready with the solution,” Jain added.

MediaTek has adhered to the 3GPP standards for designing satcom chipsets so that there is interoperability in the long run, he said. “For the technology to become mainstream, more and more OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) need to adopt it and we will see how that happens. But from MediaTek point of view, we are ready with the solution,” Jain added.

MediaTek has adhered to the 3GPP standards for designing satcom chipsets so that there is interoperability in the long run, he said. “For the technology to become mainstream, more and more OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) need to adopt it and we will see how that happens. But from MediaTek point of view, we are ready with the solution,” Jain added.

And after its recent fallout with ARM, this seems to be a huge move targeted towards the chip designer Well, this could also be the beginning of a bigger shift away from ARM, as the two are embroiled in a legal battle In August, five chipmakers, including Qualcomm, formed an alliance to promote the new standard for chips

Global software and services giant IBM and the ministry of electronics and information technology have partnered to accelerate artificial intelligence, semiconductor and quantum computing innovation in India.

Global software and services giant IBM and the ministry of electronics and information technology have partnered to accelerate artificial intelligence, semiconductor and quantum computing innovation in India.

Global software and services giant IBM and the ministry of electronics and information technology have partnered to accelerate artificial intelligence, semiconductor and quantum computing innovation in India.

IBM would be a knowledge partner of India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) for a semiconductor research centre, and may share its experience on intellectual property, tools, initiatives, and skills development, aimed at promoting innovation in semiconductor technologies.