Merck is assessing Indian suppliers to support the growing semiconductor industry, emphasizing the need for quality, safety, and innovation...

Several financially strained global semiconductor companies, facing Chinese competition, are seeking strategic partnerships with Indian fir...

Sources told us that the electronics arm of the Tata Group has sent “a couple of hundred” employees to its technology partner Powerchip Sem...

India is set to become a major player in semiconductor production as Tata Group partners with Taiwan's PSMC. The collaboration aims to buil...

Tata Electronics has finalised an agreement with Taiwan's Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation to build India's first AI-enabl...

The company said the new semiconductor fab will manufacture chips for applications such as power management IC, display drivers, microcontr...

The companies have also agreed to have strategic roadmap alignment discussions, the Tata Group said.

As the construction of these facilities progresses, the company said it was critical to grow partnerships across the entire semiconductor e...

This is one of the three chip plants which the Union Cabinet had approved in February. Out of these, two are in Gujarat and one is in Assam...

The MoUs were signed at the recently-concluded 'Korea Biz-Trade Show 2023' event organised by KOTRA, the state-funded trade and investment ...

The ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY) invited applications from January. The first round of applications for displ...

"The first round of applications was invited till February 15, for establishment of semiconductor and display fabs," the release read. "Des...

Officials say that the government has been in talks with industry heavyweights such as Intel, Samsung, Global Foundries and the Taiwan Semi...

Plan is to build Galium Nitride fabrication unit, while skipping silicon-based fab tech.

Under M-SIPS, refunds will be provided on capital expenditure for new units or for expansion of more than 25% of existing capacity.

India is going ahead with the two consortia it approved in-principle — IBM and ST Microelectronics.

The facilities will be set up either exclusively by the DRDO and a defence public sector unit or through a public-private partnership.