Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced at Davos that India is building a complete semiconductor ecosystem, positioning the country as a reliable global supply-chain partner.
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Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Tuesday said India is building a complete semiconductor ecosystem, and the global industry sees the country as an increasingly reliable supply-chain partner.
In a post on X, Vaishnaw was seen holding meetings at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.
He said, “Bharat is building a complete semiconductor ecosystem covering design, fabrication, packaging, materials, gases and equipment.”
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India’s electronics sector is set for a jobs boom by 2030. Artificial intelligence and new semiconductor manufacturing units will create millions of new roles. While some coding jobs may shift, application development will rise. The electronics industry is projected to hire nearly 4.5 million individuals. India aims to become a top semiconductor manufacturing nation, with commercial production starting soon.
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Union Minister Pralhad Joshi met Panama’s ministers at WEF 2026 to strengthen bilateral cooperation in renewable energy and clean technology. Separately, Uttar Pradesh signed a landmark MoU with AM Green Group for a one-gigawatt AI computing hub in Greater Noida, involving a massive Rs 2.7 lakh crore investment. The 2026 forum features India’s biggest delegation, a major pavilion, and roadshows led by several chief ministers to attract investment. Over 100 top Indian CEOs are also present, engaging with global investors to secure capital for India’s growth.
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The interaction took place at the Global Innovation Alliance (GIA) – Portugal Edition, on Tuesday.
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Speaking to PTI during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, Patil said Karnataka is one of the most progressive states of the country, and the work started way back in the year 2000 under the leadership of the then chief minister SM Krishna, when Bengaluru was developed as the IT capital of the country.
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Speaking to PTI during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, Patil said Karnataka is one of the most progressive states of the country, and the work started way back in the year 2000 under the leadership of the then chief minister SM Krishna, when Bengaluru was developed as the IT capital of the country.The minister recalled that the state has had a strong ecosystem since the pre-Independence era and has been home to iconic organisations like ISRO, Indian Institute of Science, BHEL, HAL and HMT.
Vertex Managed Workspace, Karnataka’s largest managed workspace and enterprise IT infrastructure platform outside Bengaluru, has received a Rs 1.93 crore grant under the Government of Karnataka’s IT policy as part of the “Beyond Bengaluru” mission.
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