As a significant step towards advancing the state’s digital strategy, the Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), Silicon Beach Programme (SBP), and Deloitte jointly submitted a feasibility study report titled “Mangaluru: India’s Next Potential Data Centre Hub” to the Government of Karnataka today.
Submission of report on data center hub Read More »
Maharashtra’s new policy aims for significant investment and job creation in smaller cities. Gujarat’s GIFT City is also emerging as a key destination. A national framework is being developed to support this growth.
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Bangalore based Sophrosyne Technologies is a deep-tech Indian startup pioneering advanced System-on-Chip (SoC) solutions for medical and healthcare applications.Leveraging cutting-edge advancements in high-precision analog circuit design, Sophrosyne is developing ultra-low power, high-precision architectures that enable reliable health monitoring at scale and at affordable price points
Semiconductor Startup Sophrosyne Technologies Raises $2Mn in Seed round from Bluehill.VC Read More »
US-based managed security platform Deepwatch has opened its new office in Bengaluru, marking an important step in its global expansion strategy.The new facility will operate as a core engineering and technology centre as the company increases its research and development work and builds more AI-powered cybersecurity solutions.
US-based cybersecurity company Deepwatch opens new GCC in Bengaluru, Karnataka Read More »
As the world searches for new, reliable manufacturing bases beyond traditional centres like China and Taiwan, Indian micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) companies have a chance to step into the global semiconductor supply.
Executives from chip fab design company Lam Research, outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) firm Kaynes Semicon, and equipment maker Kastech Equipment, weighed in on the topic at the 28th Bengaluru Tech Summit.
How Indian MSMEs can power the global chip supply chain Read More »
India’s semiconductor revolution is no longer an ambition, it’s an economic reality in motion. With the domestic market growing from $38 billion in 2023 to an expected $100–110 billion by 2030, the country is emerging as a serious contender in global chip design and manufacturing.
India’s Chip Revolution: 5 Startups Transforming the Semiconductor Landscape Read More »
KDEM’s mandate is to accelerate the development process across the state by 2030.
Karnataka Start-up Policy 2025 Read More »
State government has moved to fast-track the training and certification of nursing and healthcare staff seeking employment in Germany, with Karnataka Vocational Training and Skill Development Corporation (KVTSDC) signing an MoU on Thursday with the Deutsche Fachkräfteagentur für Gesundheits- und Pflegeberufe GmbH (DeFa).
Karnataka, Germany sign MoU to language centre for nurses Read More »
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched India as one of the most promising destinations for semiconductor manufacturing, saying “the world trusts India, the world believes in India, and the world is ready to build a semiconductor future with India”.
World trusts India with semiconductor future Read More »
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