Odisha is looking to bring at least three more semiconductor packaging companies as it builds a broader chip manufacturing ecosystem under Semicon 2.0. The goal is to shift towards packaging, testing, specialised materials and supporting industries rather than competing for large silicon fabrication plants. Also Read: Adani Group
Rajasthan just entered India’s semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem with the launch of its first semiconductor packaging and testing facility in Bhiwadi. This progress further strengthens India’s push to build a domestic electronics and chip supply chain. The facility, operated by Sahasra Semiconductors, has been inaugurated under the
India’s vision of building a $5 trillion economy relies heavily on developing a world-class digital infrastructure. From 5G networks and electric vehicles to defence electronics and AI computing, India's Semiconductor Mission and ISM 2.0 are central to achieving this goal. However, recent global shortages have disrupted
India’s semiconductor ambitions are facing cost pressures amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia, which is disrupting energy markets and global supply chains. Industry executives and analysts say rising crude prices and logistics disruptions are increasing the “real cost” of setting up and operating chip