Delhi is entering India’s rapidly evolving semiconductor landscape with a measured and pragmatic strategy. Rather than competing in the capital-intensive race to build fabrication plants, the city is focusing on areas where it already has a foundation, chip design, research, and skilled talent. Read More |
AGIBOT has moved its G2 humanoid robots out of controlled environments and into a functioning consumer electronics factory, marking a notable step in industrial robotics deployment. The robots are now operating at Longcheer Technology’s tablet manufacturing facility in China, where they have been integrated directly
India is set to enforce stricter controls on the sale of internet-connected CCTV cameras from April 1, 2026, effectively shutting out several Chinese surveillance equipment manufacturers from the domestic market. The move follows the rollout of new certification and security compliance rules, aimed at strengthening
While the world’s attention is rightfully fixed on the rising costs of LPG cylinders and the immediate humanitarian crisis caused by the war in Iran, a silent, invisible shortage is brewing in the high-tech corridors of the semiconductor world. Unlike petroleum, which powers our transport,
India’s electronics manufacturing sector is entering a defining phase. The Union Budget 2026–27 has raised the outlay for the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS) to ₹40,000 crore, underscoring the government’s intent to deepen domestic manufacturing capabilities and reduce reliance on imports. Over the past decade, India
MediaTek has signalled a strong willingness to deepen its engagement with India’s semiconductor ecosystem, saying it is open to sourcing a larger share of its chips from the country as local manufacturing and consumption scale up. Anku Jain, Managing Director of MediaTek, said the shift would
The global semiconductor industry, which powers everything from smartphones and electric vehicles to defence systems and AI infrastructure, is dominated by a handful of players. The United States leads in chip design, Taiwan controls advanced manufacturing, and China is rapidly scaling production and packaging capacity.
The Government of Karnataka has signed an MoU with Taiwan-based Allegiance International Co. Ltd. to set up a new Industrial Technology Innovation Park (ITIP), a project aimed at strengthening the state’s fast-growing electronics and semiconductor ecosystem. The collaboration is designed to deepen ties with Taiwanese