India aims for chipmaking competitiveness by 2032

    India’s technology minister announced an ambitious goal for the nation to achieve chipmaking capabilities on par with leading global producers by 2032. This initiative highlights the government’s commitment to enhance domestic semiconductor production and reduce reliance on imports. The move is anticipated to strengthen India’s position in the global tech supply chain and drive economic growth.
    • India’s technology minister announced an ambitious goal for the nation to achieve chipmaking capabilities on par with leading global producers by 2032.
    • This initiative highlights the government’s commitment to enhance domestic semiconductor production and reduce reliance on imports.
    • The move is anticipated to strengthen India’s position in the global tech supply chain and drive economic growth.

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