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TALENT SHORTAGE IN SEMICONDUCTOR
Semicon boom expected to power up 100k jobs in three yearsIndia's semiconductor ecosystem is anticipated to generate significant employment opportunities, enhancing the existing workforce substanti...- IT fresher hiring rebounds; Agrani's Rs 800 crore raiseHappy Friday! After nearly two years of subdued fresher intake, hiring is picking up across the technology and IT industry. This and more i...
- AI infrastructure investment seen surging to $769 billion in 2026 amid growing safety concernsThe estimate is based on nearly $384 billion invested in the first half of 2026 and assumes the current pace continues through the year. It...
- Talent, not design software, is the biggest bill for chip startups: Cadence's Jayashankar NarayanankuttyNarayanankutty told ET AI during SEMICON India 2026 that India needs more engineers across the semiconductor ecosystem, including design an...
- How India's $13 billion plan aims to boost self-reliance in chip productionIndia is set to embark on an ambitious $13 billion venture to establish a robust domestic chip manufacturing ecosystem. The aim is to dimin...
- Data centres are coming. Where will India find the people to run them?India's data centre capacity is set to grow significantly by 2030. This expansion will create numerous jobs across various sectors, includi...
- India needs to build advanced tech capabilities, reduce import dependence: Hyundai CEO Tarun GargHyundai Motor India MD and CEO Tarun Garg urged India to develop advanced technology capabilities. He stated the nation must move beyond ma...
- SK Hynix holds groundbreaking ceremony for $4 billion Indiana AI chip packaging facilityThe facility, at the Purdue Research Park in West Lafayette, is scheduled to begin cleanroom operations in the second half of 2028, accordi...
- India can import capital, but not sovereignty; controlling silicon critical for future: ESSCI CEOIndia's shift towards semiconductor manufacturing represents a crucial strategy for asserting national autonomy. By fostering local chip pr...
- US semiconductor boom faces worker shortage amid race with ChinaUS China semiconductor race: A significant skilled worker shortage could delay new US semiconductor plant construction. This talent crunch ...
- Delhi government drafts semiconductor policy to build design and innovation hubDelhi is developing a new semiconductor policy. This initiative aims to make the capital a center for chip design and research. The policy ...
- Skills gap forces chip cos to seek global training & talent rotationIndia’s semiconductor drive is slowed by a shortage of chip design and factory talent. Firms are addressing this through overseas training,...
- Setting goals: Plan in works for pool of 275,000 chip designers by 2032India aims to become a global semiconductor hub. The government is working to create a large pool of chip designers. Multiple ministries ar...
- India's semiconductor industry faces supply chain and limited talent challenges: Jefferies reportIndia's semiconductor industry is growing but faces challenges such as an underdeveloped supply chain, a lack of skilled manufacturing tale...
- India Inc intensifies training efforts to bridge semiconductor skills gapIndia Inc is ramping up efforts to train new hires in response to the government's India Semiconductor Mission, aimed at establishing the c...
- India set to play big role in cracking semiconductor talent puzzle, says new reportIndia's engineering talent could help fill the global semiconductor workforce shortage, the report said. The market is expected to grow to ...
- How India can bridge talent and skill gaps in key emerging sectors. India is aiming for economic growth but faces shortages in healthcare, semiconductor manufacturing, green jobs, and agriculture. Addressi...
- Micron to roll out first India-made chips from Sanand unit in 2025Micron India's Sanand unit focuses on exporting chips. Anand Ramamoorthy highlights global demand, partnerships, and multiple sector usage....
- Lam Research to donate $29 million in software licences over next two yearsLam Research Corporation donates $29 million in software licenses to 2,800 students in India to strengthen the semiconductor manufacturing ...
- In India's semiconductor moment, spotlight on talentThere is demand for 40,000-50,000 employees across job roles in 2024, a 25-30% increase over last year, says staffing company Randstad. The...
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